Don Oldenburg
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| Posted: 07/31/2001, 8:10 AM |
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Okay, I have tried the 1.1.18 update to no avail, and figured it wouldn't
hurt to try the 2.0 beta to try and get this problem solved. SO FAR,
NOTHING HAS CHANGED ANYTHING!
I am a trial-user with about a week left of my trial, and I am trying to get
this issue resolved so I can recommend the purchase of this program to our
procurement department. I won't recommend CC until I know it can do what I
need it to do. Main concern is the MEMO Fields / Large Text Blocks.
My environment: I am creating the pages using CC on a win2000 workstation.
My webserver is IIS4 running on NT4.0 SP6a, and my Database is SQL 7.0 on
another machine.
The problem is that any forms with large text areas (memo fields) do not
display what is in the database. I can type in these fields, and it will
post my information correctly to the database, but when I reload the record
next time, the data will not be displayed. I can visually verify the data
exists in the SQL database through SQL.
Help!
Don Oldenburg
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Tony Tomov
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| Posted: 07/31/2001, 9:03 AM |
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I'm not sure that the memo field problems are resolved, but you can try this
Open db_odbc.inc in the project directory and find the string:
odbc_longreadlen($this->Query_ID, 4096);
Change to higher value and try. Maybe you will have success.
Best Regards
Tony Tomov
Don Oldenburg wrote:
> Okay, I have tried the 1.1.18 update to no avail, and figured it wouldn't
> hurt to try the 2.0 beta to try and get this problem solved. SO FAR,
> NOTHING HAS CHANGED ANYTHING!
>
> I am a trial-user with about a week left of my trial, and I am trying to get
> this issue resolved so I can recommend the purchase of this program to our
> procurement department. I won't recommend CC until I know it can do what I
> need it to do. Main concern is the MEMO Fields / Large Text Blocks.
>
> My environment: I am creating the pages using CC on a win2000 workstation.
> My webserver is IIS4 running on NT4.0 SP6a, and my Database is SQL 7.0 on
> another machine.
>
> The problem is that any forms with large text areas (memo fields) do not
> display what is in the database. I can type in these fields, and it will
> post my information correctly to the database, but when I reload the record
> next time, the data will not be displayed. I can visually verify the data
> exists in the SQL database through SQL.
>
> Help!
>
> Don Oldenburg
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Don Oldenburg
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| Posted: 07/31/2001, 9:45 AM |
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Okay...
And where do I find the project directory? I've searched my development
system as well as my webserver and haven't found a directory or file by the
names you've listed.
Any further information?
Don
"Tony Tomov" <ttomov@abs.bg> wrote in message
news:3B66D786.FCD08E38@abs.bg...
> I'm not sure that the memo field problems are resolved, but you can try
this
> Open db_odbc.inc in the project directory and find the string:
>
> odbc_longreadlen($this->Query_ID, 4096);
>
> Change to higher value and try. Maybe you will have success.
>
> Best Regards
> Tony Tomov
>
> Don Oldenburg wrote:
>
> > Okay, I have tried the 1.1.18 update to no avail, and figured it
wouldn't
> > hurt to try the 2.0 beta to try and get this problem solved. SO FAR,
> > NOTHING HAS CHANGED ANYTHING!
> >
> > I am a trial-user with about a week left of my trial, and I am trying to
get
> > this issue resolved so I can recommend the purchase of this program to
our
> > procurement department. I won't recommend CC until I know it can do
what I
> > need it to do. Main concern is the MEMO Fields / Large Text Blocks.
> >
> > My environment: I am creating the pages using CC on a win2000
workstation.
> > My webserver is IIS4 running on NT4.0 SP6a, and my Database is SQL 7.0
on
> > another machine.
> >
> > The problem is that any forms with large text areas (memo fields) do not
> > display what is in the database. I can type in these fields, and it
will
> > post my information correctly to the database, but when I reload the
record
> > next time, the data will not be displayed. I can visually verify the
data
> > exists in the SQL database through SQL.
> >
> > Help!
> >
> > Don Oldenburg
>
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