Hi Roger,

Janssen, Roger wrote:
Hi,
Just a general question about sql statement execution. Is it possible to force OJB not to execute a prepared statement, but to
execute the sql as a regular sql statement?

Sorry no! The use of prepared statements is deeply rooted in the OJB core.

The reason behind this is that we hit some kind of upperbound limit with
MSSQL regarding the maximum allowed number of parameters in a prepared
statement. Some of the statements that are being generated by OJB are
rejected (SQL exceptions are thrown) by MSSQL, because this upperbound
is crossed.

Maybe you can find a "hidden property" to adjust the upper bound of maximal PS parameter.

regards,
Armin

One solution would be to not use a prepared statement in these cases. Greetings, Roger Janssen ************************************************************************* The information contained in this communication is confidential and is
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