On 8 May 2002 at 23:01, Szak ly Bal zs wrote:

> Ok. Then, what is the cause of problem?
> I reduce the varchars to 2000 byte, maybe... But no.
>
> Where must i try to find the solution?
>
>

This may be stating the obvious, but have you checked other factors, like maybe
you have a bad memory module in the machine, memory gets corrupted several
different ways, one is the possibility of a bad memory module, maybe just 1 or 2
bytes are bad, not enough to cause real problems, until you get an application like
Firebird, that does it's own memory checking. Another possibility is a shared library
(.DLL/.so) that's doing things improperly, and using memory it shouldn't. Drivers run
in kernal space, so the normal memory boundry checking may not catch it.

Paul Schmidt, President
Tricat Technologies
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