It would be useful if you write piece of code that is giving this problem. But just a wild guess, sometimes you might get problems if you try to read data in different order than you the order it is presented to you. Like trying to read last column first and then some middle column after. This problem is predominent if you have long type fields at end.
Originally posted by asheet anand: hi , i am getting java.sql.SQLException: [Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Function sequence error could any one explain me what's its all about. i am retrieving the values from a table in a infinite loop in a thread's run method. thanks asheet
deekasha gunwant
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Hi Aseet, we also got the same error in our project.later on we found out that this error was occuring on only few machines. search on sun's bug list pointed to these two links. http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4247124.htmlhttp://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4281444.html after going through these two we tried to run our program on jdk1.3 . and it ran perfectly.so i'd suggest u try to run your program in jdk1.3 and see if the error vanishes. regards deeksha [This message has been edited by deekasha gunwant (edited February 05, 2001).]
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Even I got this problem but when I removed close() method It solved. But not sure down the stream. Check this might help you.
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I know this is an old thread, but there really is not too much useful information about this error out there. I got this error when I attempted to update dBase V through an ODBC/JDBC bridge.
The problem occurred when I tried to update a large text field with an empty string. When I updated with field with either a NULL or some text, the problem did not occur.
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