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In article <7gpo44$35l$1_at_fleetstreet.Austria.EU.net>,
"L. Kovács" <office_at_danubit.at> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I want to insert a string exactly 2000 chars long by host variable into a
> VARCHAR2(2000) column from a Pro*C program. The last 20-30 characters get
> garbled from unknown reason. (We can call it the "C2K-problem" :-) The same
> program works fine with strings 1950-1970 chars long. Tried with VARCHAR
> xyz[2000] and char xyz[2000+1] as well. Precompiler: Pro*C for WinNT,
> Version 8.0.5, Server: 7.3.2 RDBMS running on AIX.
>
> Any help would be welcome.
>
>
Hello,
may be it is a problem in the rdbms. We had the same problem with Forms 4.5 and Oracle 7.1.5 on OpenVMS 6.2. It was a bug in the Rdbms, if you have a blocksize of 2000 (normal size) you can't insert/update VARCHAR2 fields with more than 1980 characters. Our solutions was, that we use only 1950 characters of this fields.
I hope this help you,
regards
Juergen Krooss
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