Hello,
Oracle version: 10g Release 10.1.0.2.0
Query: SELECT CLIENTS.*, CLIENTS.ROWID FROM CLIENTS
Language: Delphi 7 Enterprise
Here is an output from SQL Plus with Query:
select clients.rowid, clients.clientid from clients;
ROWID CLIENTID
------------------------ ---------
*BAEAAgwJMzMwMTQ0MzQ2/g 330144346
*BAEAAgwJNDA2ODEyMTU1/g 406812155
*BAEAAgwJNDY1ODAyODY2/g 465802866
*BAEAAgwJNjIwNzM0ODM3/g 620734837
*BAEAAgwJNjUzNTM3NTI4/g 653537528
In a DBGrig when parsing through records the OracleDataSet1.ROWID takes on these values:
ROWID CLIENTID
------------------ ---------
*BAEAAgwJMzMwMTQ0M 330144346
*BAEAAgwJNDA2ODEyM 406812155
*BAEAAgwJNDY1ODAyO 465802866
*BAEAAgwJNjIwNzM0O 620734837
*BAEAAgwJNjUzNTM3N 653537528
Since the ROWID returned from OracleDataset1.ROWID does not correspond to the ROWID returned from SQL Plus, whenever I try OracleDataset1.Edit or OracleDataset1.Delete, I get the error message ORA-01410: invalid ROWID.
Why is OracleDataset1 truncating the last 4 characters?
I would deeply appreciate any help you can offer.
Thanks
Wingover
Oracle version: 10g Release 10.1.0.2.0
Query: SELECT CLIENTS.*, CLIENTS.ROWID FROM CLIENTS
Language: Delphi 7 Enterprise
Here is an output from SQL Plus with Query:
select clients.rowid, clients.clientid from clients;
ROWID CLIENTID
------------------------ ---------
*BAEAAgwJMzMwMTQ0MzQ2/g 330144346
*BAEAAgwJNDA2ODEyMTU1/g 406812155
*BAEAAgwJNDY1ODAyODY2/g 465802866
*BAEAAgwJNjIwNzM0ODM3/g 620734837
*BAEAAgwJNjUzNTM3NTI4/g 653537528
In a DBGrig when parsing through records the OracleDataSet1.ROWID takes on these values:
ROWID CLIENTID
------------------ ---------
*BAEAAgwJMzMwMTQ0M 330144346
*BAEAAgwJNDA2ODEyM 406812155
*BAEAAgwJNDY1ODAyO 465802866
*BAEAAgwJNjIwNzM0O 620734837
*BAEAAgwJNjUzNTM3N 653537528
Since the ROWID returned from OracleDataset1.ROWID does not correspond to the ROWID returned from SQL Plus, whenever I try OracleDataset1.Edit or OracleDataset1.Delete, I get the error message ORA-01410: invalid ROWID.
Why is OracleDataset1 truncating the last 4 characters?
I would deeply appreciate any help you can offer.
Thanks
Wingover