Digging into the sources, I found two places where oids are converted using atol, which might be the offending function. I changed both to strtoul, and committed the changes to cvs.
Thanks for the fast response (and possible fix).
Please check it (misc.cpp and pgSet.cpp affected) from source if possible or try Beta3, which we're be rolling quite soon an give us feedback because I don't have a test case.
Unfortunately, I cannot compile the CVS tree:
ui/dlgEditGridOptions.cpp:51: error: `wxID_REMOVE' was not declared in this scope
Perhaps this has to do with the fact that I use wxWidgets 5.1.1 (5.3.x is not available as Debian packages yet). I'll wait for the Beta3 to come out.
Apparently your database consumes enormous amounts of oids, you're more than half way to a oid wrap which might cause undesired effects (duplicate oids).
We have a lot of data passing through our database, not necessarily staying in there. The uniqueness of the OIDs for us is only important within the schema (within the table in most cases). Since each time we load new data, a new schema is created I'm not too afraid for duplicates. Thanks for the note though.
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