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> The strange thing is that the bug seems to depend on the number and
> ordering of the rows. It also depends on what data is in the
> records.
> Reordering will sometimes (not always) change which rows have
> a column
> truncated. Reducing the rows to just the problem ones causes th
Michael A Chase wrote:
If you can give us a pertinent snippet of the program that has the
problem and some sample data including rows that do and don't show the
problem, it might be easier for someone here to guess what's happening.
The strange thing is that the bug seems to depend on the number an
On Tue, 03 Jun 2003 15:09:21 -0700 Ian Burrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to solve a problem with SQL Server and DBD::ODBC truncating
> inserted string values to a single character. The truncation is
> happening with two records out of a batch of 30. It always happens with
> the
I am trying to solve a problem with SQL Server and DBD::ODBC truncating
inserted string values to a single character. The truncation is
happening with two records out of a batch of 30. It always happens with
the same two records and the same column but there is nothing
exceptional about the d
