Recent content by Clayton Arends

At this point I take it that your attempts to reproduce this problem on your end have failed. If this is the case then I am surprised ... more on that later. If you believe that this problem has something to do with what the username and password look like then let me assure you that this is...

I thought I covered that in the original post ;) : However, to answer your question directly this problem happens no matter how I try to log in. In fact, it first came to my attention using my own login dialog. If I set the properties directly then after the failed logon attempt the username...

Here is cli_3840.trc (part 2): [03-AUG-2006 09:54:50:125] NAMES.DIRECTORY_PATH = (TNSNAMES, ONAMES, HOSTNAME) [03-AUG-2006 09:54:50:125] SQLNET.AUTHENTICATION_SERVICES = (NTS) [03-AUG-2006 09:54:50:125] --- PARAMETER SOURCE INFORMATION ENDS --- [03-AUG-2006 09:54:50:125] --- LOG...

Here is cli_3840.trc (part 1): [03-AUG-2006 09:54:50:125] --- TRACE CONFIGURATION INFORMATION FOLLOWS --- [03-AUG-2006 09:54:50:125] New trace stream is C:\Source\cli_3840.trc [03-AUG-2006 09:54:50:125] New trace level is 4 [03-AUG-2006 09:54:50:125] --- TRACE CONFIGURATION INFORMATION ENDS ---...

Hi Marco, Because of UBB posting issues I need to split the client trace file up. I kept getting an error about parenthesis not valid in HTML code. When I made the post smaller these issues went away. However, I will point out one interesting item of note. The test app uses TOracleLogon...

Hello, I recently upgraded DOA from 4.0.2 to 4.0.7.1. Now I have an odd problem when attempting to log in. When I use the format "username/password" I get the message "ORA-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error". I have reproduced this error in a small test app that only has a TOracleSession and...

I see. I was under the assumption that "returning into" was a valid Oracle SQL clause no matter what the version. The reason I thought this was because of the post: Title: oracle query. rowid Date: Jan 09 2002 Author: umayr Apparently I was wrong about this. So, I should check the...

Marco, Sorry but this isn't the case. I said that all PC's that are running the same SQL*Net configuration using the same Oracle version (mentioned above) receive the same error. The computer that doesn't receive the error is my development machine which uses Net8 and Oracle 8.1...

Thanks Marco. This is a multi-threaded application but all of the Oracle access is handled by the main application thread. We do not have multiple logons. The user has since installed our app on another system and it doesn't receive the logon error. So, I am going to assume a bad Oracle...

Any news on this issue? Since my last post I've disable the RETURNING INTO code and forced another field to be unique. This way I can INSERT the record then SELECT it later to get the rowid. I still would rather retrieve the rowid during the INSERT but I am uncomfortable doing this since our...

I have a curious issue which maybe you might be able to shed some light on. I have a product built using C++Builder 5 that uses DOA 3.4.5.0. I have a client who has upgraded from build 300 to build 314. The problem is that the client used to be able to logon using build 300 but can no longer...

I am deploying with DOA version 3.4.6 for BCB 6. Using SQLPlus I extracted this information: Oracle8 Enterprise Edition Release 8.0.5.1.0 - Production With the Partitioning and Objects options PL/SQL Release 8.0.5.1.0 - Production Then, using Oracle Installer on the machine that has the...

I am having a little trouble retrieving the rowid of a record when I insert it. I read in the forum that the RowID() method of TOracleQuery doesn't always work (depending on the version of Oracle) and that the recommended way to retrieve this data is to use the "RETURNING INTO" clause. I have...

Hello, I'm curious when you expect to be able to support BCB6? I don't know if you were able to obtain an early copy or not but am mainly just curious of the estimated time frame. Thanks ------------------

I pressed the submit button before engaging my brain. My home-grown function takes three string lists (not two as I previously stated). Bind variables, into variables, and substitution variables. I also strip the INTO clause from the final query. DOA probably doesn't have a function to...