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Ian Goddard — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
In article <473o71$12q@jaring.my> alexf@pop.jaring.my (Alex) writes:
>From: alexf@pop.jaring.my (Alex)
>Subject: HELP : ODBC's physical-order read error message
>Date: 30 Oct 1995 23:47:45 GMT
>I am writing a program in Visual Basic 3.0 Professional Edition and the program gets its data from
>the Informix database. The program usually used the following statement to get a list of values
>from the Informix database :
>Set qdata = db.Createdynaset(q1)
>*where qdata and db is declared as dynaset and database respectively. The q1 holds the SQL
>statement.
>Sometimes it works and returns a dynaset of values read from the Informix database but
>sometimes the following error message appears when it tries to execute the same statement
>mentioned :
>ODBC-call failed. [Q+E Software] [ODBC
>Informix driver] [Informix] Could not do a
>physical-order read to fetch next row.
>[#-244]
>What does this error message mean?
>Can anybody help me on this? I'm stuck with this problem for sometime now.
>I am linked to the Informix database via Intersolv Q+E MultiLink.
>Thanks in advance.
>Alex.
This is a straight Informix error - RTFM!
TFM also says "check the C-ISAM error". If ODBC doesn't feed you that you'll
need to set up something that runs on the server to duplicate the error.
Ian
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