Found the problem (Re: ORA-01461 error in DB with char encoding = UTF8)

 

Hi,
Yes even i had this problem and setting this weblogic.oci.min_bind_size =660 solved.
But the proble i face is this works if i get the connection through java code. Instead if i use Connection pool and edit the config.xml or do through admin console .This doesn't work even after setting this property. Any Help will be appreciated and it is pretty urgent.
Thanx
-Sugandha

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    <li>What requirement is this trying to fulfil?

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