Hi all,
I have an vc++ 6.0 application that is using the SQLBindParameter() to bind a field that is of type LONG, to a SQL statement that is already constructed since Oracle will not allow us to pass a string literal longer than 2000 characters, and this LONG is being setup with a max of 4000.
This app is also using the SQLExecDirect() function to execute the SQL.
It appears that when I bind the 2 statements, I am filling up the buffer(set to 4000) with junk data.
So then when I call the SQLExecDirect() function, I insert junk.
does anyone have any experience with this?
thanks,
I have an vc++ 6.0 application that is using the SQLBindParameter() to bind a field that is of type LONG, to a SQL statement that is already constructed since Oracle will not allow us to pass a string literal longer than 2000 characters, and this LONG is being setup with a max of 4000.
This app is also using the SQLExecDirect() function to execute the SQL.
It appears that when I bind the 2 statements, I am filling up the buffer(set to 4000) with junk data.
So then when I call the SQLExecDirect() function, I insert junk.
does anyone have any experience with this?
thanks,