Hi Jitendra,
Jitendra Kharche wrote:
Thanks Kristian.
I checked. The column size is smaller than the data being inserted.
I have two questions
1. Does Derby support java data types like cloudscape?
I think you may be asking whether Derby, like Cloudscape, supports
abstract data types, that is, the ability to declare a column's type to
be any Serializable java class. This functionality was removed from
Derby before it was open-sourced. The reason was that the language
supporting this feature was not the ANSI approved language for declaring
ADTs. Fortunately, most of the machinery needed to support this feature
is still in the codeline and what we need to do is bolt the standard
ANSI language on top. This enhancement is logged as DERBY-651.
Regard,
-Rick
2. Is there any user interface tool for Derby?
Regards,
Jitendra Kharche
Geometric Software Solutions Co. Ltd.
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Sent: Monday, July 24, 2006 4:56 PM
To: Derby Discussion
Subject: Re: ERROR 22001
Jitendra Kharche wrote:
Hi,
I am using Derby that is embedded in Websphere App Server Community
Edition.
I get the following error
ERROR 22001: A truncation error was encountered trying to shrink
VARCHAR Can anybody explain about this and how can i remove it.
Hello Jitendra,
To me it looks like the data that is inserted into Derby is too large
(ie. the string is too long). The maximum size of VARCHAR in Derby is
32672 characters. It might also be that the column is defined to have a
smaller maximum length.
As for truncation, only trailing whitespace can be truncated.
You could check the length of your data and the maximum length of the
column it is inserted into.
If the data is too long, you can increase the size of your VARCHAR
column.
If you need to store larger amounts of texts, you might have to use CLOB
instead.
You also have LONG VARCHAR. It is the same as VARCHAR, but you don't
need to specify a maximum length when you create the table. It can hold
a maximum of 32700 characters.
Regards,
--
Kristian
Regards,
Jitendra
