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I've been able to successfully open, read, and update (with no changes to
BLOB or CLOB fields) files with BLOB, CLOB, datalink, and
user-defined-distinct fields from MI (although I get data mapping errors
on a BLOB in one test file that's got extra leading nulls to move it to a
16-byte boundary). I've even been able to change a datalink to a garbage
value that comes up "error" if I look at the file in SQuirreL (an apt name
for an SQL client if ever there was one!)

Does anybody know of a non-SQL way to resolve BLOBS and CLOBs? In the
buffer, they just come up as 32 bytes starting with a block of nulls,
followed by "*POINTER," followed by a block of EBCDIC spaces.

Does anybody know where the data mapping error I mentioned is coming from,
and how to get rid of it?

It was kind of nice yesterday, being able to do two impossible things
before lunch. ;-)

--
JHHL



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