RE: [PHP-WIN] ADO & ODBC , for experts only
| From: | HKG) | Date: | Wed, 21 Aug 2002 13:48:53 +0000 |
| Subject: | RE: [PHP-WIN] ADO & ODBC , for experts only | ||
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> Yes that's the idea I try to show , And I need to discover how to surpass
> the 254 chars limit
Why didn't you say so in the first place then?
> I guess that the solution is to use append chunk, but I'm triyng to use
> that methode without sucess
I have no problem executing "appended" chunks of ~128kb over ODBC in C++.
> Look for the 2 folowing codes one in asp and another in php, I tried to
> make both codes as identical as possible, the asp one work perfect , the
> php does not give any error but don't append the new record.
Is this another problem you have, induced by the first one?
> I'm very near to be crazy, I'm figthing with a simple memo updated for more
> than a week, and nobody helped on this matter until now, I hope you can give
> some tips.
Have you check the local settings such that a string
length limitation does not interfere with your script?