Hi Marco
Perhaps was that option added in later version ?
I have the 8.0.4.1514 version and that flag does not show up.
Perhaps in this version that behaviour was hardcoded ?
Hi
thanks for replying
But who is responsible for adding the missing CR character ?
It must be the plsql dev code, because from sqlplus I don't see it.
I ask because I have a java client which uses ojdbc driver and it shows the LF terminator only.
So I started investigating this discrepancy
Hi
I am using PL/SQL developer 8.0.4
I have this strange problem: a pl sql procedure has a clob OUT parameter.
Data are written in this parameter in a text delimited format.
The plsql code adds only a LF (chr(10)).
When I look at the output in a test window, though, I see a CR LF couple.
If I...
Hi Marco,
I seem to have the same problem.
D2010 DOA 4.1.2
Closing and reopening a TOracleDataset causes an invalid pointer operation.
In this case the TOracleDataset contains a pl/sql procedure call that returns a cursor.
There are static fields defined: TFloatField, TDateTimeField and one...
Hello,
I am using D2010 and DOA 4.1.2.0.
When trying to write (in a oncalcfields event of a TOracleDataset) in a calculated (string) TField I get the error AV at address 0. Fields are statically defined.
Stepping with the debugger the field seems ok (in the sense that you can see all of his...
Digging deeper into this.
Problem seems to be in a call to a SP that returns a clob parameter.
I use the technique documented in the help file, something like that:
var
Lob : TLobLocator;
begin
Lob := TLobLocator.Create(OdsValues.Session, otBlob);
try
with QryScript do
begin...
this problem does not appear on a 11.0.7.0 client
it does appear on 11.2.0.2.
There is also a metalink note ([ID 1328424.1]) which talks about a problem similar (but I'm not sure it's the same) fixed in the 11.2.0.3.
Do you have any other reports about this problem ?
Excuse me
The 11g machine is the db server itself, the app is using directly the oracle "server" folder, this is not a instant client installation.
My test is done this way:
1. the 10g machine is my pc
2. i connect to the 11g pc with remote desktop client and then tried there the same .exe...
yes sure
At first I've tried with autodetect.
that didn't work and my guess was that, for some reason (maybe related to the instant client) autodetect doesn't work.
So i've tried forcing 2bytes but don't know if this would be correct. We don't use unicode, we have though some italian alphabet...