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At 04:50 PM 1/23/98 -0800, York, Albert wrote:
>We are trying to use Delphi to access a stored procedure on the AS/400.
>We are able to send parameters to the AS/400 program but we can't get
>any parameter values back. I have verified that the AS/400 program is
>receiving and returning the values we expect but they are not getting to
>the Delphi program. I did a communication trace and the data did get
>sent back to the PC. We have set up everything by the book (the
>parameter is defined as an INOUT string). When I look in the Client
>Access history log I see the following message: CWB011 A buffer passed
>to a system call is too small to hold valid data. 

Albert,

I got this same message in an app that was running under CA/Win3.1. I had the 
parameter precision in the declare one byte too small (excluding the null 
terminator). I made it the same as the parameter size and the problem 
disappeared. It still works with win3.1 CA too.

hth
Pete


Pete Hall
peteh@inwave.com 
http://www.inwave.com/~peteh/

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