> Hi,
> I use Oracle 8.1.7 as my background database, classes12.zip is it's
JDBC driver. It's a type 4
> JDBC 2.0 compatible driver. It's sound good?!
> BUT, I meet a problem on execute SQL clause. When my pass a dynamic
built SQL clause (654
> characters long) to Statement.executeUpdate, the driver report the
clause is wrong. When I run the
> clause in SQL*PLUS, it's correct.
> So, I think the JDBC driver with a SQL clause length limitation?
> It's not mantained in any Oracle document.
Have you made sure you do not end your clause with ";" from inside Java?
I have some weak memory that I ran into that problem sometime (with
Oracle).
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