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Conference orarep::nomahs::dectrace_v20

Title:DECtrace V2.0 and All-in-1 Perf Rpts conf.
Notice:Kits+Doc, 2 | Patches, 3
Moderator:OMYGOD::LAVASH
Created:Mon Apr 26 1993
Last Modified:Mon Jun 02 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:467
Total number of notes:2058

447.0. "BLR->SQL converter his 1024 byte limit on sql statement" by BROKE::BASTINE () Fri Mar 07 1997 11:44

I have a customer who is trying to use the BLR to SQL converter, but some
of the sql statements generated seem to be hitting some 1024 byte limit.

I am assuming that it is hitting this:

If a string containing an sql statement is a character literal, then the
limit is 1024 bytes. 

The customer has some statements that are greater than 1024... is there 
anyway for him to use the converter, but get around this limit so that his
large sql statements get converted properly?

Thanks,
Renee
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447.1Know problem, no feasible fixOOTOOL::CRAIGMon Mar 10 1997 11:2317
	Hi Renee,

	This is a known restriction with a Rdb module.
	The lowest levels of the I/O module have no
	context for trapping the error. It would
	require a redesign/reimplementaion of the module
	and does not seem feasible to fix in Rdb.

	There is no workaround for the customer to
	permit the customer to convert his large statements.

	The suggested workaround is to manually export the
	schema with the RMU command and remove any SQL
	statements which are larger than 1024.

	Best regards,
	Sheri