We are using jdbc odbc bridge prvoded by Sun jdk1.1.5 for windows NT. When we
try to insert or update multiple records (More than 10 -15, but not any fixed
number), we get oracle error trying to insert value too large. But we are
sure that there is nothing in the record which is more than the size of the
column in the database. If we perform the sme operation one by one then it
works fine. Now we replaced this drive with JDBC native driver which comes
with Oracle 8 and the above mentioned is solved. But we started facing a
different problem. During the query excecution the JVM of application crashes
with GPF. This GPF is random in behaviour. We have several other problems
like inserting a SQL Date data type in Oracle date with Jdbc Odbc bridge add
01:01:01 in time field. But Jdbc Oracle native driver inserts as
date:00:00:00 in time field. Comarision of Double with Double in where clause
does not give the appropriate result in JDBC ODBC driver. etc... We ported
our application server to SUN Solaris and evrything works fine.
Strange....Is'nt it? Any solution or suggestion?
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