AW: [Exist-open] oracle backend

[Peter H. <pet...@ec...>]

Sorry that I haven't sent the whole error message before. Here it is:
15 Nov 2001 11:09:49,307 WARN  (ElementIndex.java [flush]:168) -
java.sql.SQLException: Datengr=F6=DFe gr=F6=DFer als max. Gr=F6=DFe =
f=FCr diesen Typ:
7080=20
"Datengr=F6=DFe gr=F6=DFer als max. Gr=F6=DFe f=FCr diesen Typ" means as =
much as
"datasize exceeds maximum size for this type". I'm sorry that the
orginal error message is not completely in English but I don't know how
to set the Oracle JDBC driver to output just English.
I read the code a little bit and I'm quite sure, that
"m_insert.setBytes(3, data);" in ElementIndex.java in the flush method
causes the exception. It's strange, because the Oracle type long raw can
hold up to 4 GB, but i'm sure the data byte array isn't that big.
Perhaps the Oracle JDBC Driver requires something special to insert data
in a long raw field ...

Thank you,
	Peter.


-----Urspr=FCngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Wolfgang Meier [mailto:sb...@we...]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 15. November 2001 10:40
An: Peter Hrastnik
Betreff: Re: [Exist-open] oracle backend


Hi,

thanks for the bug fix. Unfortunately I have no running Oracle
installation
around (needed the disk space for other things), so I have not been able
to
test eXist 0.6 with it.

> Now, there is another server warning message when I try to insert a
XML
> document, saying that a java.sql.SQLException occured. Unfortunatly,
it
> is in German (Datengr=F6=DFe gr=F6=DFer als max. Gr=F6=DFe f=FCr =
diesen Typ: 7080)
and
> means as much as "datasize exceeds maximum size for this type: 7080".

Is there any more information on this Exception? It would help to know
which
table or command generates it.

Regards,

Wolfgang