I am trying to help a friend - this is not a Cobalt issue, so I apologize for being off topic. If this bothers you hit DELETE now. If you have any ideas, please send them to me off line.
Jale ----- begin problem >We have a web app that were selling and have run into a technical >problem. I thought some of the gurus out there may be able save us some >time chasing down the solution. > >We're noticing a problem when large sales orders are submitted over the >web. > >We build the part, quantity and unit of measure list on the client (using >JavaScript variables), then submit them to a database server when the >client clicks to submit the order. > >It appears that the somewhere down the line the string of data we send to >the database server is getting truncated. The problem only occurs on very >large orders (about 100 line items). We submit the content of the >variables using a cgi call created through JavaScript. I can also send >submissions using a Java Applet if I need to, but in this case we're >using CGI. > >I'm wondering if anyone knows what the size limit is for a JavaScript >variable and/or if there is a limt on how long the data string can be >when making a CGI script submission. > >We're trapping the data that does get through to the database server and >it appears that these records (which are truncated because of the >problem) are about 2.2K bytes long. > >Any one know what the limitations are? The database server is only >limited by the size of the hard disk, so the problem isn't with the >database server. > >Thanks in advance. _______________________________________________ cobalt-developers mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://list.cobalt.com/mailman/listinfo/cobalt-developers
