OCI-22053 - Overflow with ORACLE

I'm executing a query against an ORACLE DB. If I execute this query using
TOAD it works fine...a little slow but I have the result rows.
If I execute this query inside the Report Designer I get the next message:
" An error occurred while reading data from the query result set.
OCI-22053: overflow error "
Any idea'
ThanxI created a new project and the problem solved.
"Pato Connon" wrote:
> I'm executing a query against an ORACLE DB. If I execute this query using
> TOAD it works fine...a little slow but I have the result rows.
> If I execute this query inside the Report Designer I get the next message:
> " An error occurred while reading data from the query result set.
> OCI-22053: overflow error "
> Any idea'
> Thanx
>

Occasionally slow to connect to a sql2005 database

Hi

We have a VB app talking to SQL 2000 and SQL2005 databases. Most of our clients use SQL2000, but the new ones we are deploying with SQL2005

Sometimes the app is slow in establishing a connection to the database when it is SQL2005. The provider is sqloledb. We never get this delay in SQL2000. Sometimes it takes seconds to establish a connection - this is even the case when the app is on the same machine as the database.

We are using SQL authentication - always with the same connect string.

Any ideas ?

thanks
Bruce

Hi

Any chance of a reply on this one ?

Thanks

Bruce

|||

I have the same problem, Win32::SqlServer perl-module to connect to MS Sql Server 2005 in some cgi-scripts.

They run on the same server as the DBMS.

It must be related to the authentication method -- it is slow when the username/password is set explicitly and hence SQL authentication is forced.

If I run the scripts manually with Integrated Security (default) it connects in no time (give or take a few microsec.). Unfortunately this is not possible when run through IIS which I guess is because it doesn′t have the required permissions.

So... is it possible to give permission on a file-basis (in this case a cgi-script) so that an IIS-initiated process can access MS Sql Server with integrated seciruty?

This may not be the solution to original posters problem but it might give a hint in the right direction.

|||Same here, VB app connects to SQL Express using SQL Authentication. Using an identical connection string each time I get intermittent occurence of this slow/not responding symptoms.

It can sit and wait for a simple query to execute for maybe 30 secs or more in many cases. I had thought the Visual Studio Process had been hogging resources but this has now occured in our release builds (But not as often). This problem is replicated across our development machines.

AutoClose is set to False
AutoShrink is set to False

The query has only failed to execute on one occasion, unfortunately on a customers machine where presumably the query had timed-out. In most other cases the query has executed fine but after an impossibly long wait.

Is the server idling? If so how can I best test for the idle condition or alter the parameters for idle condition.

Cheers
R

Occasionally slow to connect to a sql2005 database

Hi

We have a VB app talking to SQL 2000 and SQL2005 databases. Most of our clients use SQL2000, but the new ones we are deploying with SQL2005

Sometimes the app is slow in establishing a connection to the database when it is SQL2005. The provider is sqloledb. We never get this delay in SQL2000. Sometimes it takes seconds to establish a connection - this is even the case when the app is on the same machine as the database.

We are using SQL authentication - always with the same connect string.

Any ideas ?

thanks
Bruce

Hi

Any chance of a reply on this one ?

Thanks

Bruce

|||

I have the same problem, Win32::SqlServer perl-module to connect to MS Sql Server 2005 in some cgi-scripts.

They run on the same server as the DBMS.

It must be related to the authentication method -- it is slow when the username/password is set explicitly and hence SQL authentication is forced.

If I run the scripts manually with Integrated Security (default) it connects in no time (give or take a few microsec.). Unfortunately this is not possible when run through IIS which I guess is because it doesn′t have the required permissions.

So... is it possible to give permission on a file-basis (in this case a cgi-script) so that an IIS-initiated process can access MS Sql Server with integrated seciruty?

This may not be the solution to original posters problem but it might give a hint in the right direction.

|||Same here, VB app connects to SQL Express using SQL Authentication. Using an identical connection string each time I get intermittent occurence of this slow/not responding symptoms.

It can sit and wait for a simple query to execute for maybe 30 secs or more in many cases. I had thought the Visual Studio Process had been hogging resources but this has now occured in our release builds (But not as often). This problem is replicated across our development machines.

AutoClose is set to False
AutoShrink is set to False

The query has only failed to execute on one occasion, unfortunately on a customers machine where presumably the query had timed-out. In most other cases the query has executed fine but after an impossibly long wait.

Is the server idling? If so how can I best test for the idle condition or alter the parameters for idle condition.

Cheers
R

Occasionally slow to connect to a sql2005 database

Hi

We have a VB app talking to SQL 2000 and SQL2005 databases. Most of our clients use SQL2000, but the new ones we are deploying with SQL2005

Sometimes the app is slow in establishing a connection to the database when it is SQL2005. The provider is sqloledb. We never get this delay in SQL2000. Sometimes it takes seconds to establish a connection - this is even the case when the app is on the same machine as the database.

We are using SQL authentication - always with the same connect string.

Any ideas ?

thanks
Bruce

Hi

Any chance of a reply on this one ?

Thanks

Bruce

|||

I have the same problem, Win32::SqlServer perl-module to connect to MS Sql Server 2005 in some cgi-scripts.

They run on the same server as the DBMS.

It must be related to the authentication method -- it is slow when the username/password is set explicitly and hence SQL authentication is forced.

If I run the scripts manually with Integrated Security (default) it connects in no time (give or take a few microsec.). Unfortunately this is not possible when run through IIS which I guess is because it doesn′t have the required permissions.

So... is it possible to give permission on a file-basis (in this case a cgi-script) so that an IIS-initiated process can access MS Sql Server with integrated seciruty?

This may not be the solution to original posters problem but it might give a hint in the right direction.

|||Same here, VB app connects to SQL Express using SQL Authentication. Using an identical connection string each time I get intermittent occurence of this slow/not responding symptoms.

It can sit and wait for a simple query to execute for maybe 30 secs or more in many cases. I had thought the Visual Studio Process had been hogging resources but this has now occured in our release builds (But not as often). This problem is replicated across our development machines.

AutoClose is set to False
AutoShrink is set to False

The query has only failed to execute on one occasion, unfortunately on a customers machine where presumably the query had timed-out. In most other cases the query has executed fine but after an impossibly long wait.

Is the server idling? If so how can I best test for the idle condition or alter the parameters for idle condition.

Cheers
R

Occasionally slow to connect to a sql2005 database

Hi

We have a VB app talking to SQL 2000 and SQL2005 databases. Most of our clients use SQL2000, but the new ones we are deploying with SQL2005

Sometimes the app is slow in establishing a connection to the database when it is SQL2005. The provider is sqloledb. We never get this delay in SQL2000. Sometimes it takes seconds to establish a connection - this is even the case when the app is on the same machine as the database.

We are using SQL authentication - always with the same connect string.

Any ideas ?

thanks
Bruce

Hi

Any chance of a reply on this one ?

Thanks

Bruce

|||

I have the same problem, Win32::SqlServer perl-module to connect to MS Sql Server 2005 in some cgi-scripts.

They run on the same server as the DBMS.

It must be related to the authentication method -- it is slow when the username/password is set explicitly and hence SQL authentication is forced.

If I run the scripts manually with Integrated Security (default) it connects in no time (give or take a few microsec.). Unfortunately this is not possible when run through IIS which I guess is because it doesn′t have the required permissions.

So... is it possible to give permission on a file-basis (in this case a cgi-script) so that an IIS-initiated process can access MS Sql Server with integrated seciruty?

This may not be the solution to original posters problem but it might give a hint in the right direction.

|||Same here, VB app connects to SQL Express using SQL Authentication. Using an identical connection string each time I get intermittent occurence of this slow/not responding symptoms.

It can sit and wait for a simple query to execute for maybe 30 secs or more in many cases. I had thought the Visual Studio Process had been hogging resources but this has now occured in our release builds (But not as often). This problem is replicated across our development machines.

AutoClose is set to False
AutoShrink is set to False

The query has only failed to execute on one occasion, unfortunately on a customers machine where presumably the query had timed-out. In most other cases the query has executed fine but after an impossibly long wait.

Is the server idling? If so how can I best test for the idle condition or alter the parameters for idle condition.

Cheers
R

Occasional Very Slow Performance.. with SQL Server 2000

Hi I am using JDB with SQL Server to call Stored Procedures..
The problem is that it is working fine for some time.. But after a
certain period the time taken to execute rises to around 15 to 50 secs
from 1 sec .After restart it again starts working fine...
can anyone tell me the reason for this behaviortry to update the statistics of your tables or defrag your indexes
"Yogi" <sendpost@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1148306840.530834.91440@.j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Hi I am using JDB with SQL Server to call Stored Procedures..
> The problem is that it is working fine for some time.. But after a
> certain period the time taken to execute rises to around 15 to 50 secs
> from 1 sec .After restart it again starts working fine...
> can anyone tell me the reason for this behavior
>|||Two things to check for:
See if you get different execution plans
See if you have any blocking
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
http://www.solidqualitylearning.com/
"Yogi" <sendpost@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1148306840.530834.91440@.j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Hi I am using JDB with SQL Server to call Stored Procedures..
> The problem is that it is working fine for some time.. But after a
> certain period the time taken to execute rises to around 15 to 50 secs
> from 1 sec .After restart it again starts working fine...
> can anyone tell me the reason for this behavior
>

Occasional Very Slow Performance.. with SQL Server 2000

Hi I am using JDB with SQL Server to call Stored Procedures..
The problem is that it is working fine for some time.. But after a
certain period the time taken to execute rises to around 15 to 50 secs
from 1 sec .After restart it again starts working fine...
can anyone tell me the reason for this behaviortry to update the statistics of your tables or defrag your indexes
"Yogi" <sendpost@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1148306840.530834.91440@.j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Hi I am using JDB with SQL Server to call Stored Procedures..
> The problem is that it is working fine for some time.. But after a
> certain period the time taken to execute rises to around 15 to 50 secs
> from 1 sec .After restart it again starts working fine...
> can anyone tell me the reason for this behavior
>|||Two things to check for:
See if you get different execution plans
See if you have any blocking
--
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
http://www.solidqualitylearning.com/
"Yogi" <sendpost@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1148306840.530834.91440@.j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Hi I am using JDB with SQL Server to call Stored Procedures..
> The problem is that it is working fine for some time.. But after a
> certain period the time taken to execute rises to around 15 to 50 secs
> from 1 sec .After restart it again starts working fine...
> can anyone tell me the reason for this behavior
>