overflow error

V

vir

we use an E-office application where server is SQL server 7.0 and client side
its MS access
In our VB program we use ASP to synchronization and update client
database from server and each table is updated afresh . This program was
running fine and
all tables were being Updated until number of records in 1 table went
above 3000 . Now this table gives overflow error while others are being
updated correctly .
the error is 'Error in Function MaterialMasterUpdate: Overflow'
We use filestream object for this communication , is there some
limit to it ?
Kindly help plzz
 
A

Anthony Jones

vir said:
we use an E-office application where server is SQL server 7.0 and client side
its MS access
In our VB program we use ASP to synchronization and update client
database from server and each table is updated afresh . This program was
running fine and
all tables were being Updated until number of records in 1 table went
above 3000 . Now this table gives overflow error while others are being
updated correctly .
the error is 'Error in Function MaterialMasterUpdate: Overflow'
We use filestream object for this communication , is there some
limit to it ?
Kindly help plzz


Check the function MaterialMasterUpdate for any parameters or variables
defined as Integer and change them to Long. In fact take all variables
defined as Integer and change them to Long (do not change members of a Type
at this time though).
 
B

Bob Barrows [MVP]

Anthony said:
Check the function MaterialMasterUpdate for any parameters or
variables defined as Integer and change them to Long. In fact take
all variables defined as Integer and change them to Long (do not
change members of a Type at this time though).

Look for Singles and change them to Doubles as well ...
 
V

vir

this does nt solve the problem ...
is there some limit to string length in a fileobject ?
as all values are in strings ?
 
A

Anthony Jones

vir said:
this does nt solve the problem ...
is there some limit to string length in a fileobject ?
as all values are in strings ?

There is no limit in the size of a string in the file object (I'm guessing
you mean the Scripting.File object)

What error number are you getting?
 

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