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Posted to server-user@james.apache.org by Scott Hamilton <sc...@det.nsw.edu.au> on 2003/10/23 09:57:49 UTC
V2.2 and Oracle MessageAttributes...
I've just downloaded and installed James 2.2.0-a14 the database was
already using 2.1 so the definition of INBOX was there. So I tried adding
messageAttributes LONG RAW, but ofcourse Oracle replied only ONE
long type column can exist per table.
So I'm wondering has anyone actually used 2.2 against Oracle 9i?
What I did to resolve the problem was just make it a varchar2(2000)
but I suspect the data contents may get larger than that... So does
anyone have a better idea??
Cheers
Scott.
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RE: V2.2 and Oracle MessageAttributes...
Posted by "Noel J. Bergman" <no...@devtech.com>.
> I've just downloaded and installed James 2.2.0-a14 the database was
> already using 2.1 so the definition of INBOX was there. So I tried
> adding messageAttributes LONG RAW, but ofcourse Oracle replied only
> ONE long type column can exist per table.
> So I'm wondering has anyone actually used 2.2 against Oracle 9i?
Possibly not. Vincenzo probably used what was there without realizing that
Oracle is limited. We don't have a test lab to check each database.
Community testing of builds is important.
--- Noel
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