How to avoid seriously bad behaviour in 11g ODBC reading TIMESTAMP fields?

Hi everyone.
I thought that we'd got past all the TIMESTAMP related problems in the ODBC driver, but here is another one!
I have a problem which I'd like to share, hoping that someone has an idea why this happens... I have an expensive workaround, but maybe someone has a better idea.
It might also help any people who are looking for otherwise unexplained crashes (Microsoft Visual C++ just terminates a program without comment if the described behaviour happens to overwrite a buffer overrun marker on the stack, for example).
Using 11g ODBC driver, client and server 11.2.0.1 ...
with table definitions like...
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session settings like:
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select A from X;
(Notice that "select CURRENT_TIMESTAMP from DUAL" does NOT exhibit this behaviour - it ignores the NLS_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT, that's another story).
An ODBC application with the following column bind
SQLCHAR chTS[27];
long cbTS;
odbcrc = SQLBindCol(hstmt, 1, SQL_C_CHAR, chTS, 27, &cbTS);
odbcrc = SQLExecute(hstmt);
odbcrc = SQLFetch(hstmt);
will ** OVERWRITE ** memory outside of the 27 character buffer.
Observed in a debugger and checked again using a structure with prefix and suffix fields around the the chTS field can prove that the OCI is actually writing the full 30 character (29 plus terminator) time stamp with 9 decimal place seconds value into the user provided (27 byte!) field and then truncating it to the requested 26 bytes.
We have a workaround in that a statement with "select to_char(A)" does not display this behaviour but it means that we need to replace all our (currently mostly database non-specific) SQL with Oracle specific SQL just to handle this. Anyone have a better idea?
I'd open a bug for this, but just at the moment I don't have access to our full support identifier, one of my colleagues has this and is not available. Whatever else it does, the ODBC driver should not write outside the provided buffer.

You need to specify the characterset in the CREATE TABLE statement. See this MOS Doc
KUP-4021 And KUP-4023 When Selecting From An External Table Containing Diacritics (Doc ID 754396.1)
HTH
Srini

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