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Hello,
we are running serveral Oracle 8.0.5 on Linux and Solaris and Iīve written an Application using Pro C. On one Server on Solaris I get the following Error:
ORA-01460: unimplemented or unreasonable conversion requested
If I start the application using the other servers (on Solaris or on Linux) I donīt get this error. So I think, there might be something wrong with the installation. Does anybody know, what is wrong.
The error occurs on serveral queries in the source, for expample here.
int
dbh_perm_appperm(char *appid,unsigned long *appsecret)
{
unsigned long asec=0;
short dmy;
char app_id[10];
char test[100];
*appsecret=0;
EXEC SQL SELECT asec INTO :asec:dmy FROM permappsec WHERE appi=:appid;
if(sqlca.sqlcode!=0) return 1;
*appsecret=asec;
return 0;
}
The table definition is.
create table permappsec(
appi varchar2(4),
asec integer
);
Thanks
Thomas Rieffel Received on Thu Apr 22 1999 - 01:25:51 CDT
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