Found the cause - there were preference sets create without any name (selectable on the list of sets, but no caption). Delete them and the message goes away.
Andrew
After installing the update to 1076, I get this message displayed after connecting to an instance:
"You have preferencesets with the same definition, this might not work correct"
It is a "DSA" dialog so I can ignore it, but does it mean there is actually something wrong that I can fix?
Andrew
I've managed to get this to a workround - if I force OCI7 mode the longs are read successfully. I used DOA in Delphi 6 to start going through options one at a time to see if I could get at least a change in behaviour, but struck lucky within a few minutes.
I agree it is plainly a server bug...
We are in the process of proving a migration of a Delphi application from Sybase to Oracle using the DOA components to access data migrated fully to Oracle and some legacy data in Sybase over TG4SYBS.
We have setup Transparent Gateway for Sybase from Oracle 10.1.0.3. Queries to remote tables...
Using PL/SQL Developer 5.1.4.728, there's a slight glitch in the parser used to build the function treeview in the package editor.
If you have a function that has a PL/SQL CASE statement in it, the tree doesn't go any further than that function - i.e. any defined below it in the package are not...
I've come across a similar issue in 5.1.2:
create or replace and compile java source named test1 as
import java.io.*;
public class test1
{
public static void entry()
{
}
}
/
fails in the command window when it sees the "import" line (the semi-colon seems to be the trigger). It works...