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| I am using Oracle 7.34 on NT and oracle SQL PLUS 3.3.
| When I try to do a simple SQL query to view a table., I receive the following
| error. I receive the following error
|
| "buffer overflow. Use SET command to reduce
| ARRAYSIZE or increase MAXDATA"
|
| I have used the SET command to try to reduce the arraysize and/or increase the
| maxdata command and it doesn't seem to
| work.
|
| The query I am doing is.
| Select * from customer;
| There currently are only 42 rows in that table.
|
| Any suggestions would be appreciated. Also, who do I check to see what the
| Arraysize and maxdata are set to?
|
|
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Hello,
Try:
set arraysize 1
There are limits to the maximum data size that can be retrieved.
Show all
will show all the current values for you SQL*Plus session.
graham Received on Thu May 21 1998 - 10:26:58 CDT
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