spartacus
25th September 2002, 13:21
Does somebody know, what the above error means?
Thanks
Spartacus
evertsen
25th September 2002, 18:08
depends which database you are running... subtract 1000 and then look this error up in your database
for example, in oracle:
# oerr ora 1489
01489, 00000, "result of string concatenation is too long"
// *Cause: String concatenation result is more than the maximum size.
// *Action: Make sure that the result is less than the maximum size.
spartacus
26th September 2002, 10:34
Evertsen
you're right, it's Oracle. But this problem occurs, when I try do delete for example a record, also pure standard functionality.
But it should be also important that there was an update to oracle , and with that an update of the unix release and the porting set.
Spartacus
evertsen
26th September 2002, 14:18
If this was not caused by a customization, you should probably contact support, Baan and Oracle, to resolve the issue. Personally, it is not an error I've ever had.
Good Luck,
Ev
spartacus
26th September 2002, 17:54
we wait already for an answer from Baan
Spartacus