64K Limit in Procedures using OI 32-bit (OpenInsight 32-Bit)
At 07 JUN 2003 11:47:13AM David E Schranz wrote:
I am having problems compiling a program/procedure that has exceeded 64K, I imagined that this would have been addressed under the 32bit version of OI.
Any ideas how to bypass this limitation?
Is a patch available ?
TIA
David Schranz
At 07 JUN 2003 11:55AM Richard Hunt wrote:
David,
Not that this will help you much… I have a 72,000 byte stored proceedure that compiles just fine with no problems. I am running OI 4.1.3, and Windows 2000 Professional.
I use the "System Editor", "open stored proceedure", and press "F9"… it compiles just fine.
At 07 JUN 2003 12:59PM David E Schranz wrote:
I am using Windows XP and as soon as the Procedure exceed 69,000 bytes it gives an oinsight.exe error.
Any Suggestions
Regards
David Schranz
At 07 JUN 2003 10:13PM [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com]The Sprezzatura Group[/url] wrote:
The 64K limit for source and compiled source surrently still exists in OI32. Anything larger that compiles is probably down to precompilation stripping of comments, white space etc.
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At 08 JUN 2003 03:41AM David E Schranz wrote:
Any plans of incresaing this 64K Limit in procedures?
Probably won't take must work for Revelation to address this minor issue!
Regards
David Schranz
At 08 JUN 2003 05:58AM [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com]The Sprezzatura Group[/url] wrote:
It's a lot of work due to the way the compiler is designed. That isn't to say it won't be done - just that it has already been much requested and looked at and if it were easy it would be done already!
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