Awesome, thanks Jonathan!
I started by doubling it, then x4, but was still having issues. So I just went x64 and set it to 524288 and was able to run a select * on all rows and columns in the table in question.
Granted, it took 20minutes to return just 52k records, but at least I can get them again.
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Karl Diethrick
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-25-2023 10:51
From: Jonathan Smith
Subject: [Rocket U2][U2ODBC][2300701]Error ID: 46 State: S1000; U2 Database code: 930122; Msg: [U2][SQL Client][UNIVERSE]UniVerse/SQL: Row length exceeds buffer size
Have you tried increasing the value of MAXFETCHBUFF defined in the uci.config file. It defaults to 8192. Try Increasing it to a large enough value is necessary to eliminate the error. The UCI config Editor gives you a nice interface into editing the file.
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Jonathan Smith
UniData ATS
Rocket Support
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Sent: 05-25-2023 10:36
From: Karl Diethrick
Subject: [Rocket U2][U2ODBC][2300701]Error ID: 46 State: S1000; U2 Database code: 930122; Msg: [U2][SQL Client][UNIVERSE]UniVerse/SQL: Row length exceeds buffer size
I've overcome most of the issues discussed earlier in the following two threads. The background there may help in addressing this question.
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The current error is the subject error message, which I am receiving when I attempt to query certain "tables" from Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio where the Universe U2 system is configured as a linked server via OLEDB/ODBC.
For example, on one table, I can execute the following successfully:
select top (100) *
from [my tablespace name]...[my table name];
but if I try to do more than 100 rows, it fails with error above.
If I try to do a count, it fails with error above.
if I try to just select one column, or try to add any type of where clause, it fails with error abovev.
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Karl Diethrick
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