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Re: insert into a varchar(4000) with ODBC

From: Mike Lueck <mlueck_at_sybase.com>
Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2000 12:09:29 -0500
Message-ID: <38B6B749.D2FD461@sybase.com>


Having a similar problem it seems with varchar2( > 2000 ) I get ORA-1461. Why does ODBC think this column is long?

CadWeb wrote:

> my config :
> server Oracle 8.05 on NT4
> client : Oracle 8.05, Access 97 with ODBC oracle 8.05 ( and test with
> ODBC8.058)
>
> I have some table with Field in Varchar2(4000) but with my linked table in
> Access I can't insert text more than 2000 char long (like 7.3.4) does some
> one have an idea
>
> for info I have tested the new ODBC driver 8.0.58 (virtual : it's date is
> 01/03/2000) and I have deceased by 2 my time to link the tables in Access
> 97
> Thank's Oracle
>
> cadweb_at_wanadoo.fr
Received on Fri Feb 25 2000 - 11:09:29 CST

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