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Aquileo | #71 Errors with long colums over 4096 characters.

2017-10-12T12:47:51.831000Z

commited patch the CVS head.

Aquileo | #71 Errors with long colums over 4096 characters.

2017-10-12T12:13:12.948000Z

status: open --> open-accepted
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Aquileo | Errors with long colums over 4096 characters.

2017-10-12T12:09:53.884000Z

My production version of Oracle:

Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.4.0 - 64bit Production

I also see the same behavior with:

Oracle Database 12c Enterprise Edition Release 12.1.0.2.0 - 64bit Production

FYI, I am using the 32-bit Oracle libraries in my code:

set env(ORACLE_LIBRARY) "$env(ORACLE_HOME)/lib32/libclntsh.so"

I have a production problem where an Oracle LONG value is being truncated — that is, the production tcl code is not retrieving the entire field, which I determined (by using ‘sqlplus’) is just over 56,000 characters long. The field contents are straight ASCII-7 characters, as far as I know — nothing fancy like Unicode, etc.

The ‘oraconfig longsize’ setting in the production tcl script was set to 10 million, much longer than any expected data:

oraconfig $cursor longsize 10000000

(I tried using a much smaller longsize of 100000. No joy.)

I can duplicate the problem at will. I created a test Oracle table with a single LONG field:

Troy Evans

Aquileo | Errors with long colums over 4096 characters.

2017-10-12T12:09:53.884000Z

Ticket 71 has been modified: Errors with long colums over 4096 characters.
Edited By: Todd Helfter (tmh)
Status updated: u'open' => u'open-accepted'

Aquileo | #70 fetch PL/SQL result in unicode mode returns nothing

2016-03-29T20:15:20.917000Z

status: open-accepted --> closed-wont-fix
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Aquileo | #69 fetch PL/SQL result into array returns nothing

2016-03-29T17:25:56.934000Z

status: open-accepted --> closed-wont-fix
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Aquileo | #69 fetch PL/SQL result into array returns nothing

2016-03-29T17:25:40.421000Z

Confirmed that 'select into variables' does not work with Oratcl. Although there is a trivial workaround. One can loop the orafetch command and assign results in the loop.

                    while {[orafetch $smt -datavariable row] == 0} {
                            puts $row
                            set v [lindex $row 0]]
                    }

Aquileo | #67 oratcl does not working on RHEL4 64bits

2016-03-29T17:08:41.563000Z

status: open --> closed-wont-fix
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Aquileo | #55 oradesc test suite failures

2016-03-29T17:07:26.442000Z

status: open --> closed-works-for-me
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Aquileo | #49 oratcl 4.5 test suite fails 14 tests

2016-03-29T17:06:25.187000Z

status: open-rejected --> closed-rejected
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