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From: karen@netcom.UUCP (Karen Woolley)
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Subject: Any way around compiler limits??
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Date: 12 Oct 90 18:47:47 GMT
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HELP!

I am writing an embedded SQL C program on XENIX 2.3.1. The embedded SQL
code is expanded into C code which has the text of an SQL command in
a char * field.  The problem is that the string that it puts in this field
is too big for the compiler ( >512 bytes). The compiler merrily truncates
this string which completely confuses SQL when I run the program. The manual
says to split the string into 2 strings. Well, that's not an option with this.

Are there any tricks to getting around this compiler limit?

Thanks!!

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