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I am using 7.3 and latest ODBC drivers and NT4.0.
When use the ODBC Test utility to execute the following
SELCT 1, MYUPPER('a'), 2
FROM DUAL
where MYUPPER is a PL/SQL function thst simply converst a string to upper
case I get weird results.
ie once the PL/SQL call is made nothing else gets displayed for that row.
In some other ODBC utilities nothign get displayed at all for the row.
Now before you suggest it, it is NOT the function as I can use it many
other non
ODBC tools and it correctly works ( SQL Nav, Delphi etc etc ) its only in
ODBC that the problem shows up.
The strange thing is this only shows up for functions that return a VARCHAR2, return an INTEGER and its OK.
Does anyone know what the problem is and a work around......
Rob Received on Sun Oct 12 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT
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