000116113
Error when selecting and then inserting a bare NULL into a table using OpenAccess ODBC SDK v8.1.
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Title | Error when selecting and then inserting a bare NULL into a table using OpenAccess ODBC SDK v8.1. |
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URL Name | error-when-selecting-and-then-inserting-a-bare-null-into-a-table-using-openaccess-odbc-sdk-v8-1 |
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Article Number | 000116113 |
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Environment | Product: OpenAccess SDK Server
Version: 8.1 OS: Windows Database: N/A Application: SQL Server Linked Server |
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Steps to Reproduce | In SQL server with a linked server set up to an 8.1 ODBC server, run the following command:
CREATE TABLE dbo.#Temp ( Test INT ); GO INSERT dbo.#Temp ( Test ) SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY({Linked server name here}, 'SELECT NULL'); -- 8.1 Hotfix GO INSERT dbo.#Temp ( Test ) SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY({Linked server name here}, 'SELECT CAST(NULL AS INT)'); -- 8.1 Hotfix GO DROP TABLE dbo.#Temp; The first command fails, the second one succeeds. Both succeeds with OpenAccess SDK 7.0 environment. |
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Clarifying Information |
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Error Message | Operand type clash: text is incompatible with int |
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Defect Number | Defect: 79011 |
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Last Modified Date | 11/20/2020 7:12 AM |
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