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Resolved PB2017, SQLServer 2017, ODBC: varchar(max) truncated to 32K

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  1. Peter Klopfer
    Peter Klopfer
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  3. Monday, 23 September 2019 12:11 PM UTC

with PB2017, SQL Server 2017, ODBC 13: selected varchar(max)-values will be truncated to 32K, whereas SNC works fine. I tried embedded sql (dynamic cursor) and datawindows.

Is there some datawindow parameter I can set appropriately?

Thanks for some advice.

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mike S
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  1. Monday, 23 September 2019 13:33 PM UTC
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there is also a connection parm of the same name, so it appears to control things the same way?

SQLCA.DBParm="PBMaxTextSize='48000'

the documentation says that it is only for SNC oledb, however i think some of the connection parm docs are often out of date.

 

i hate having to use ini files for these types of runtime parms.  windows security can prevent the ini file from being copied, and then you have a bunch of versions in users directories.  

 

 

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Peter Klopfer
  1. Peter Klopfer
  2. Monday, 23 September 2019 14:00 PM UTC
Mike, thanks for your hint.

But I tried this one already this morning and it didn't work, alas.



Hope that I don't have to copy the ini file into the user dir. Doesn't it suffice to provide it in the program folder on the central file server?

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Roland Smith
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  1. Monday, 23 September 2019 13:10 PM UTC
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Edit pbodb170.ini and find the Microsoft SQL Server section. Change PBMaxTextSize to a larger number, 1,048,576‬ (1MB) for example.

[Microsoft SQL Server]
PBCatalogOwner='dbo'
PBSystemOwner='sys'
PBSyntax='MS_SQLSERVER_SYNTAX'
PBDateTime='MSSQLSERVER_DATETIME'
PBFunctions='MSSQL_FUNCTIONS'
PBSpecialDataTypes='SYBASE_SPECIALDATATYPES'
PBObjectIDs='YES'
PBMaxBlobSize='32767'
PBMaxTextSize='32767'
PBDWDynamic='NO'
PBPrimaryKeyName='YES'
Block=1
SQLSrvrTSPrefix='0x'
PBUseProcOwner='YES'
PBDefaultValues='USER,SYSTEM_USER,USER_ID(),HOST_ID(),HOST_NAME(),DB_ID(),DB_NAME(),CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,NULL'
PBDefaultCreate='YES'
PBDefaultAlter='NO'
PBDefaultExpressions='YES'

 

 

 

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Peter Klopfer
  1. Peter Klopfer
  2. Monday, 23 September 2019 13:24 PM UTC
Roland, thank you very much. You made the rest of my day.

I already knew this PBMaxTextSize parameter by I thought it will only control the SQLServer Text type (and thus I used it for Selectblob).

Besides, I spent nearly an hour to find the correct pbodb170.ini (..users\appdata\local...).



Regards, Peter
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Roland Smith
  1. Roland Smith
  2. Monday, 23 September 2019 13:37 PM UTC
Mike is right, there is also a DBParm for this setting.
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