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IN with more than 9 element raise oracle.r2dbc.impl.OracleR2dbcExceptions$OracleR2dbcException: [17110] [99999] Warning: #82
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Hi @larousso. Can you share some code that would reproduce the issue? |
Hi, |
In order to fix the issue, I'll need to understand how to recreate the issue. Rather than provide the exact query, could you provide a new query that recreates the issue? |
Hi @larousso. Sorry for the lack of progress on this, I let this issue sit for too long. I'm just now noting that the error code, 17110, indicates a warning was raised by the database. So the SQL is not actually failing; Rather, the database is executing it, but it is also trying to warn us about something. Another issue has cropped up about warnings recently: #93 You are more than welcome to join the discussion there, if you'd like to. |
Nice, i will try to filter warnings |
Should be fixed when #98 merges, so I'll close this issue. Thanks again for the discussion! |
Hi,
I got an
oracle.r2dbc.impl.OracleR2dbcExceptions$OracleR2dbcException: [17110] [99999] Warning: ...
when I ran query with more than 9 element in aIN
statement.There is no problems with JDBC so I don't think this is a database issue. Is there a specific option to turn on or something to do to make it work ?
Thanks
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