Scott,
Thank goodness for perseverance and Google (for each time I received yet a different ORA error code along the way).
I now have a successful Insert using the JDBC_ExecUpd process.
Have a great day.
Steve
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- Mon May 16, 2022 6:33 pm
- Forum: JDBCR4
- Topic: Oracle Insert Issue
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- Sat May 14, 2022 1:44 pm
- Forum: JDBCR4
- Topic: Oracle Insert Issue
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Re: Oracle Insert Issue
Scott,
Thank you for the thoughts.
1. I had found that article, as well, beforehand, but my Insert does not have an Order By clause.
2. The variable is 1500 bytes, and when I do a debug immediately before the execution I can see it is only using about 1200 of the bytes.
3. Same answer as #2, it is ...
Thank you for the thoughts.
1. I had found that article, as well, beforehand, but my Insert does not have an Order By clause.
2. The variable is 1500 bytes, and when I do a debug immediately before the execution I can see it is only using about 1200 of the bytes.
3. Same answer as #2, it is ...
- Sat May 14, 2022 1:28 am
- Forum: JDBCR4
- Topic: Oracle Insert Issue
- Replies: 3
- Views: 58141
Oracle Insert Issue
For a number of years I have been using the JDBC programs to access Oracle; always as a read-only with a return of a result set.
I am now trying to perform an insert (and an update) to an Oracle table and I am receiving a strange error in the JDBCR4 program.
First, here is the error I am finding ...
I am now trying to perform an insert (and an update) to an Oracle table and I am receiving a strange error in the JDBCR4 program.
First, here is the error I am finding ...