Jeremy D Carlson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> We are having problems with information we are inserting into our
> database being truncated. This information is being inserted via the
> web through Apache 1.3.6 while using ColdFusion 4.0.1's ODBC interface
> into a PostgreSQL 7.0.2 database. It is being truncated in a couple of
> ways. Sometimes, after so many characters, the information is truncated
> in each column. Other times, the information for the last part of the
> insertion string is lost. These insertions usually contain a couple
> paragraphs of information for each column. We haven't had any problem
> with short insertions. Neither ColdFusion nor PostgreSQL return an
> error on a truncation. We occasionally will receive a "query string too
> long" error from PostgreSQL, but no information is actually inserted
> into the database. The query string error is also confusing because
> each column should be able to contain 1+GBs of information.
7.0.2 does not support "1+GBs" per column. You need to update to 7.1.*
to have wide columns.
The error message "query string too long" is also suspicious, since that
string appears nowhere in either current or 7.0 sources. I suspect you
are using obsolete client-side software (left over from 6.5 or before)
that still thinks Postgres has a query length limit.
regards, tom lane
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