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 BDE/SQL DEVSUPPORT

Borland Database Engine/SQL Links 5.01
Enhancements and Fixes

ORACLE SECTION


Areas of concentration under: oracle


Area: oracle

Reference Number: 26
Status: Fixed
Sub Area: BLOBS
Date Reported: 05/09/97
Severity: Serious
Type: Crash

Problem:

when BLOB SIZE is set to greater than 64 K  
issuing a select * from a table retrieves 0 bytes of 
data.

Area: oracle

Reference Number: 78
Status: Fixed
Sub Area: Local SQL
Date Reported: 07/01/97
Severity: Serious
Type: Basic Functionality Failure

Problem:

Using local sql to attach to server table returns 
Invalid parameter for legal sql where clause.

select * from :ORA73_MARS:PDOXSOM as t1 
where t1.Alpha > 'C'  
returns Inavid parameter

also happens on MSSQL server

Area: oracle

Reference Number: 50
Status: Fixed
Sub Area: Data Access
Date Reported: 05/29/97
Severity: Commonly Encountered
Type: Basic Functionality Failure

Problem:

Intermittently, Updating a record is updating fields 
that have not been changed.

Oracle 7.3 now supports updateble views that 
contain joined tables. One restriction is you can only 
update columns from one table per update.  This 
problem will cause an error, Ora-01776, cannot 
modify more then one base table.

The problem occurs fairly consistently with DB 
Explorer and about 30% of the time via a simple 
Delphi 3 application

Area: oracle

Reference Number: 3
Status: Fixed
Sub Area: BLOBS
Date Reported: 12/28/96
Severity: Commonly Encountered
Type: Minor Functionality Failure

Problem:

SELECT * FROM TABLE (with dead blobs) is  not 
bring over last 2 bytes of Oracle Blob field: for 
example, if you put in 32K of data into the live table, 
and check the blob size it is 32768.  But when you 
SELECT * from that table, and then open the blob 
and GetBlob(), you only get 32766 bytes of data.



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