JDataConnect 256 char limit on callablestatement output parameters

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2 total messages Started by matty Thu, 24 Feb 2000 00:00

#962

Author: matty
Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 00:00

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Has anyone hit the above limitation using SQL Server 7? It seems to return a
string of the correct length, but with garbage in the characters beyond the
256th. I've emailed their support but I am not sure how quickly they respond
as I have not dealt with them yet.

Any help, or confirmation that someone else has hit this would be
appreciated.

Matty.

Re: JDataConnect 256 char limit on callablestatement output parameters

#966

Author: Joseph Weinstein
Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 00:00

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Hi Matty. I just tried to duplicate this problem with our latest type-4 driver for MS
SQLServer 7, and couldn't. We get all the output string. If you would like to try our
driver for free, email me, and I'll send it to you.

Joe Weinstein at BEA WebLogic

matty wrote:

> Has anyone hit the above limitation using SQL Server 7? It seems to return a
> string of the correct length, but with garbage in the characters beyond the
> 256th. I've emailed their support but I am not sure how quickly they respond
> as I have not dealt with them yet.
>
> Any help, or confirmation that someone else has hit this would be
> appreciated.
>
> Matty.

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