I have a really weird issue with a service. I make a simply query which is returned. All is good.
$query = "select iContentID, iLanguageID, vcStringContent, iCustomerID from tContentStrings where iCustomerID = " . $iCustomerID . " limit 10 ";
Now if I increase the amount of rows returned, I start to see trouble. As odd as it sounds, whenever i set the limit above 42, it returns null instead of data.
Now I know the 42 is the universal answer to anything and everyting, but in my particular case it seems to be the cause of trouble.
Update: If I omit the vcStringContent field from both the query and the value object, returning 100 is not a problem, so I'm leaning towards amount of data returned?
It turns out it's only when I i try Call & Call JSON it gets null back. Call AMF works fine
Any insights? Any help? Anything?
Thanks!
Last edit: Allan Pichler 2016-07-30
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I have a really weird issue with a service. I make a simply query which is returned. All is good.
$query = "select iContentID, iLanguageID, vcStringContent, iCustomerID from tContentStrings where iCustomerID = " . $iCustomerID . " limit 10 ";
Now if I increase the amount of rows returned, I start to see trouble. As odd as it sounds, whenever i set the limit above 42, it returns null instead of data.
Now I know the 42 is the universal answer to anything and everyting, but in my particular case it seems to be the cause of trouble.
Update: If I omit the vcStringContent field from both the query and the value object, returning 100 is not a problem, so I'm leaning towards amount of data returned?
It turns out it's only when I i try Call & Call JSON it gets null back. Call AMF works fine
Any insights? Any help? Anything?
Thanks!
Last edit: Allan Pichler 2016-07-30