In article <7fsppu$u9o$2_at_srvlinux2.elogica.com.br>, Fábio Ávila
<farp_at_elogica.com.br> writes
>I am getting the "ORA-00000 - Normal, successful completion" "error" when I
>try to INSERT or UPDATE data, from our client application, in some tables in
>my database.
>
>Our client application is written in Delphi, when the error ORA-00000 is
>issued by the server, the application thinks it's receiving an error, so it
>doesn't perform the operation needed.
>
>We have tried many different tablespace configurations with the table but
>none worked. We didn't have this problem before, so we think it might be
>somehow related to a larger amount of data in the table and perhaps with
>some RAW or CLOB fields we created later on.
>
>
Sounds like a problem with your application - for some reason you've
decided to ask for an SQL error when there isn't one. A bit like
RAISEing an exception which is caught by a WHEN OTHERS to output the SQL
error, but the RAISE was not due to an SQL error so you got the 'OK'
message.
Andy
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Received on Fri Apr 30 1999 - 08:24:34 CDT
