Initializing array of objects

This is my beginning effort to initialize an array of objects, but the compiler messages seem to lead me astray. What is the easiest way to do this, or can't it be done in a manner similar to this?
Do I have to do it from a program loop or something?
private static void testWidNum() {
class testPair { double dbl; int nsf; }
testPair[] testNums = new testPair[] { {999999999.,5}, {9999.,5} };
This should be an easy answer, compared to the one to which I didn't get any reponses.
dewayne

Probably I may write it like this.
public class SomeClass
private void testWidNum() {
    testPair[] testNums = new testPair[]{
                                   new testPair(9999, 5),
                                   new testPair(9999, 5),
                                   new testPair(9999, 5)
class testPair{
    testPair(double _dbl, int _nsf)
        dbl = _dbl;
        nsf = _nsf;
   double dbl; int nsf;
}

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Is there any way to initialize an array using the class tokens?
In my case I want to create a new T[100]; without (initializing any specific elements that is) - it does not seem to function very well...

Not really, because T isn't known at run time (erasure) so you can't create an array of a specific type this way.
If you've got a class object for T you can use Array.newInstance() and cast it to
T[]. (Though you'll get an "unchecked cast" warning).

Array of Object Refs

I am doing exercises in a book (a couple books) to learn Java. I am a procedural pgmr and want to learn Java.
Question 3 in Chapter 4 says:
Create an array of object references of the class you created in Exercise 2, but don't actually create objects to assign into the array. When you run the program, notice whether the initialization messages from the constructor calls are printed.
In exercise 2, I created an created an overloaded constructor. There are two constructors one that takes an argument and one that doesn't. I think I understand that I am being asked to look to see the values of the variables before the object is actually created but after initialization.
My question is that I am not sure I understand what is being asked in question 3. I have to create an array of object references. I understand object references to be the varable names that hole the contents of the object. I don't understand what I am supposed to put into each (the two) elements of the array.
Here is program written for exercise 2:
//: c04:J402.java
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Thank you so much for any help.

My question is that I am not sure I understand what is
being asked in question 3. I have to create an array
of object references. I understand object references
to be the varable names that hole the contents of the
object. I don't understand what I am supposed to put
into each (the two) elements of the array.
You need to make three different concepts clear to yourself: objects, object references, and reference variables.
Objects are objects are objects. They are self contained entities that live somewhere in the memory. But, as you can't manipulate the memory directly (there are many good reasons for that), you can't manipulate objects directly.
To get to objects you need references (or pointers). A reference is like a memory address. It normally points to the memory location of an object, but if the reference can also be a special 'null' reference that doesn't point to any object (or to every possible object, depending on how you want to look at it). The JVM takes care of talking to the underlaying object through the reference.
An object can have many references pointing to it but a reference can point to only one object (or no / any object in the case of a null reference).
Reference variables, then, are the ones you have in source code. Here's an example of a reference variable:Bird tweety;
tweety = new Bird("I thought I saw a pussy cat!");(given a hypotetical class that can take a String object as an argument to the constructor)
"tweety" is a reference variable. A reference variable is a variable that can hold a reference -- surprise! :). If not set to any particular reference, it's value may be null. If you now do something likeBird bird2 = tweety;
tweety = new Bird();you first define a new ref. variable "bird2" and set its value to tweety's ref. Then you reset the var. tweety to point to a new Bird object. What happens to bird2? Nothing!! ... but if instead of "tweety = new Bird();" you had written "tweety.setChirp("TWEET!!!");" and then called bird2.chirp(), it would have chirped with "TWEET!!!" because the references of bird2 and tweety point to the same object.
But, you can have references outside reference variables. In reference arrays (or "object arrays", the terminology can be confusing), for instance. Then, the codeBird[] flock = new Bird[2];0) Creates, allocates and initializes a new reference array object.
1) Creates a new reference variable called "flock" and assigns it to a reference that points to the object that was created in 0).
2) Creates 2 more references to Bird objects, initially set to null. No further objects are created. These references can be used like reference variables through flock[0] and flock[1].
(not necessarily in this order)
Now this should answer the excersise 3. The references of flock[0] and flock[1] are left as null and they don't point to any objects - They will only if you do something like "flock[0] = new Bird("chirp!");" or "flock[1] = tweety;"

Formatted .data file, reading in and creating an array of objects from data

Hi there, I have written a text file with the following format;
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4 : Wgeecnce : Age 43 : Income 370000
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These three pieces of data, Name,Age and Income were all generated randomly to be stored in an array of objects of class Person.
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I'm totally lost on how to go about doing this, I have only been learning java for the last month so anyone that can lend me a hand, that would be superb!
Cheers!

Looking at you other thread, you are able to create the code needed - so what's the problem?
Here's an (not the only) approach:
Create an array of the necessary length to hold the 3 variables, or, if you don't know the length of the file, create a class to contain the data. Then create an ArrayList to hold an instance of the class..
Use the Scanner class to read and parse the file contents into the appropriate variables.
Add each variable to either the array, or to an instance of the class and add that instance to the arraylist.

Creating array of objects of JLabel , JTextField type

hello,
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import java.awt.event.*;
import java.awt.*;
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import java.awt.event.*;
import java.awt.*;
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</html> **/
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Declaring an array of objects

i've been trying to declare an array of objects but running into certain problems here's what i've tried and cant think of ne other way.....
class MeriClass{
     double var;
     public MeriClass(){
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     public void display(){
          System.out.println(var);
class MyClass{
     MeriClass meraobj;
     public MyClass(){
          meraobj=new MeriClass();
     public void display(){
          meraobj.display();
public class test{
     public static void main(String args[]){
          /*MyClass myobj[];
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MyClass[] myclasses = new MyClass[10];
// or
MyClass myclasses[];
myclasses = new MyClass[10];
// or
MyClass myclasses[] = new MyClass[20];
// etcOf course, this just allocates the array. Each position in the array is initially set to null. If you want to allocate the objects themselves, just allocate each instance in a loop.

Help populating an array of objects

New here, trying to figure this out.
I'm trying to create an array of objects, then populate the array defining fields. I stripped this down as far as i could to simplify the problem but I get the following error when I compile (i tweaked the carrot placment, formating issues i guess):
PointsTest.java:41: ']' expected
cubeArray[0] = new Point();
^
PointsTest.java:41: invalid method declaration; return type required
cubeArray[0] = new Point();
^
2 errors
My code:
class PointsTest{
    public static void main(String[] args) {
               //So far, this works.
            //convert 3 numbers to point coordinates held in temp variables
            float xT = (Float.valueOf(args[0])).floatValue();
            float yT = (Float.valueOf(args[1])).floatValue();
            float zT = (Float.valueOf(args[2])).floatValue();
            Point point1 = new Point(xT, yT, zT);
            point1.printXYZ();
class Point {
    //A BASIC point class
    //fields defined
    float x, y, z;
    //a constructor that sets initial XYZ values
    Point(float startX, float startY, float startZ) {
            x = startX;
            y = startY;
            z = startZ;
    //a no argument constructor for defualt states
    Point () {
        x = 0;
        y = 0;
        z = 0;
    //method
    void printXYZ(){
        System.out.println("coordinates: " + x + " " + y + " " + z);
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}I've looked for answers online without much luck, I'm not worried about using a loop to populate the array at the moment (you can do it one at a time, right?). Didn't see any obvious listings in the java tutorials about arrays of objects. Any help would be appreciated.

You need to put operations inside of a method instead of just floating them around inside the top-level of your Cube class. The errors you are getting are related to the fact that only class data members or methods are supposed to be inside the top-level of a class definition.
Something like this should get you started:
class Cube{
        private Point[] cubeArray;
        public Cube(){
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}Regards,
-MF

Displaying the contents of an array of objects

Hello All,
My Java teacher gave us a challenge and I'm stumped. The teacher wants us to display the contents of the array in the main menthod. The original code is as follows:
public class TestObjects
     public static void main ( String args[] )
          Thing[] thingArray = { new Thing(4), new Thing(7) };
}I understand that the elements of the array are objects, and each one has a value assigned to it. The following code was my first attempt at a solution:
public class TestObjects
     public static void main ( String args[] )
          Thing[] thingArray = { new Thing(4), new Thing(7) };
                                for ( int i = 0; i < thingArray.length; i++)
                                   System.out.println( thingArray );
}To which I'm given what amounts to garbage output. I learned from reading about that output that its basically displaying the memory location of the array, and the the contents of the array. There was mention of overriding or bypassing a method in System.out.println, but I don't believe that we're that far advanced yet. Any thoughts? I know I have to get at the data fields in the objects of the array, but i'm not having an easy time figuring it out. Thanks very much in advance!

robrom78 wrote:
public class TestObjects
     public static void main ( String args[] )
          Thing[] thingArray = { new Thing(4), new Thing(7) };
for ( int i = 0; i < thingArray.length; i++)
System.out.println( thingArray );
Note that you're trying to print the entire array at every loop iteration. That's probably not what you meant to do.
You probably meant to do something more like
                             System.out.println( thingArray[i] );Also, note that the java.util.Arrays class has a toString method that might be useful.
To which I'm given what amounts to garbage output. It's not garbage. It's the default output to toString() for arrays, which is in fact the toString() defined for java.lang.Object (and inherited by arrays).
I learned from reading about that output that its basically displaying the memory location of the array, and the the contents of the array.It displays a default result that is vaguely related to the memory, but probably shouldn't be thought of us such. Think of it as identifying the type of object, and a value that differentiates it from other objects of the same type.
By the way I assume you mean "+not+ the contents of the array" above. If so, that is correct.
There was mention of overriding or bypassing a method in System.out.println, but I don't believe that we're that far advanced yet. Any thoughts? No, you don't override a method in println; actually methods don't contain other methods directly. You probably do need to override toString in Thing.
I know I have to get at the data fields in the objects of the array, but i'm not having an easy time figuring it out. You can get to the individual objects in the array just by dereferencing it, as I showed you above.
But I suspect that won't be sufficient. Most likely, Thing doesn't have a toString method defined. This means that you'll end up with very similar output, but it will say "Thing" instead of "[Thing" and the numbers to the right of the "@" will be different.
You'll need to override the toString() method in Thing to get the output you want.

How to pass a array of object to oracle procedure using callable

Hi,
I am calling a oracle stored procedure using callable statement which has IN and OUT parameter of same type.
IN and OUT are array of objects. (ie) IN parameter as Array of Objects and OUT parameter as Array of Objects
here are the steps i have done as advised from oracle forum. correct me if i am in wrong direction
ORACLE types and Stored Procedure
CREATE OR REPLACE
TYPE APPS.DEPARTMENT_TYPE AS OBJECT (
DNO NUMBER (10),
NAME VARCHAR2 (50),
LOCATION VARCHAR2 (50)
CREATE OR REPLACE
TYPE APPS.DEPT_ARRAY AS TABLE OF department_type;
CREATE OR REPLACE package body APPS.insert_object
IS
PROCEDURE insert_object_prc (d IN dept_array, d2 OUT dept_array)
IS
BEGIN
d2 := dept_array ();
FOR j IN 1 .. d.COUNT
LOOP
d2.EXTEND;
d2 (j) := department_type (d (j).dno, d (j).name, d(j).location);
END LOOP;
END insert_object_prc;
END insert_object;
JAVA CODE
Value Object
package com.custom.vo;
public class Dep {
public int empNo;
public String depName;
public String location;
public int getEmpNo() {
return empNo;
public void setEmpNo(int empNo) {
this.empNo = empNo;
public String getDepName() {
return depName;
public void setDepName(String depName) {
this.depName = depName;
public String getLocation() {
return location;
public void setLocation(String location) {
this.location = location;
to call stored procedure
package com.custom.callable;
import com.custom.vo.Dep;
import oracle.jdbc.OracleCallableStatement;
import oracle.jdbc.OracleConnection;
import oracle.jdbc.OracleTypes;
import oracle.jdbc.pool.OracleDataSource;
import oracle.sql.ARRAY;
import oracle.sql.ArrayDescriptor;
import oracle.sql.Datum;
import oracle.sql.STRUCT;
import oracle.sql.StructDescriptor;
public class CallableArrayTryOut {
private static OracleDataSource odcDataSource = null;
public static void main(String[] args) {
OracleCallableStatement callStatement = null;
OracleConnection connection = null;
try {
odcDataSource = new OracleDataSource();
odcDataSource
.setURL("......");
odcDataSource.setUser("....");
odcDataSource.setPassword("....");
connection = (OracleConnection) odcDataSource.getConnection();
} catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println("DB connection Exception");
e.printStackTrace();
Dep[] dep = new Dep[2];
dep[0] = new Dep();
dep[0].setEmpNo(100);
dep[0].setDepName("aaa");
dep[0].setLocation("xxx");
dep[1] = new Dep();
dep[1].setEmpNo(200);
dep[1].setDepName("bbb");
dep[1].setLocation("yyy");
try {
StructDescriptor structDescriptor = new StructDescriptor(
"APPS.DEPARTMENT_TYPE", connection);
STRUCT priceStruct = new STRUCT(structDescriptor, connection, dep);
STRUCT[] priceArray = { priceStruct };
ArrayDescriptor arrayDescriptor = ArrayDescriptor.createDescriptor(
"APPS.DEPT_ARRAY", connection);
ARRAY array = new ARRAY(arrayDescriptor, connection, priceArray);
callStatement = (OracleCallableStatement) connection
.prepareCall("{call insert_object.insert_object_prc(?,?)}");
((OracleCallableStatement) callStatement).setArray(1, array);
callStatement.registerOutParameter(2, OracleTypes.ARRAY,
"APPS.DEPT_ARRAY");
callStatement.execute();
ARRAY outArray = callStatement.getARRAY(2);
Datum[] datum = outArray.getOracleArray();
for (int i = 0; i < datum.length; i++) {
oracle.sql.STRUCT os = (oracle.sql.STRUCT) datum[0];
Object[] a = os.getAttributes();
for (int j = 0; j < a.length; j++) {
System.out.print("Java Data Type :"
+ a[j].getClass().getName() + "Value :" + a[j]
+ "\n");
connection.commit();
callStatement.close();
} catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println("Mapping Error");
e.printStackTrace();
THE ERROR
Mapping Errorjava.sql.SQLException: Inconsistent java and sql object types
at oracle.jdbc.dbaccess.DBError.throwSqlException(DBError.java:134)
at oracle.jdbc.dbaccess.DBError.throwSqlException(DBError.java:179)
at oracle.jdbc.dbaccess.DBError.check_error(DBError.java:1130)
at oracle.sql.StructDescriptor.toOracleArray(StructDescriptor.java:823)
at oracle.sql.StructDescriptor.toArray(StructDescriptor.java:1735)
at oracle.sql.STRUCT.<init>(STRUCT.java:136)
at com.custom.callable.CallableArrayTryOut.main(CallableArrayTryOut.java:48)

You posted this question in the wrong forum section. There is one dedicated to Java that was more appropriate.
Anyway here is a link that describes what you should do.
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/java.102/b14355/oraarr.htm#i1049179
Bye Alessandro

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Hi,
I have a MBP 13' Late 2011 and Yosemite 10.10.2 (14C1514).
Until yesterday, I was using Garmin ConnectIQ SDK and all was working fine.
Yesterday, I've updated my system with latest security updates and Xcode updates too (Version 6.2 (6C131e)).
Since, I can't launch the ConnectIQ simulator app, I have this message in console :
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The data couldn’t be read because it isn’t in the correct format.
<CFBasicHash 0x7fa64f44e9a0 [0x7fff7dfc7cf0]>{type = immutable dict, count = 2,
entries =>
0 : <CFString 0x7fff7df92580 [0x7fff7dfc7cf0]>{contents = "NSDebugDescription"} = <CFString 0x7fa64f44f0a0 [0x7fff7dfc7cf0]>{contents = "Unexpected character b at line 1"}
1 : <CFString 0x7fff7df9f5e0 [0x7fff7dfc7cf0]>{contents = "kCFPropertyListOldStyleParsingError"} = Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=3840 "The data couldn’t be read because it isn’t in the correct format." (Conversion of string failed.) UserInfo=0x7fa64f44eda0 {NSDebugDescription=Conversion of string failed.}
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bplist00ß^P^V^A^B^C^D^E^F^G^H
^K^L^M^N^O^P^Q^R^S^T^U^V^W^X^Y^Z^[^\^]^^^_ !"$%&'()'+,^[\CFBundleNameWDTXcodeYDTSDKName_^P^XNSHumanReadableCopyrightZDTSDKBuild_^P^YCFBundleDevelopmentRegion_^P^OCFBundleVersi on_^P^SBuildMachineOSBuild^DTPlatformName_^P^SCFBundlePackageType_^P^ZCFBundleShortVersionString_^P^ZCFBundleSupportedPlatforms_^P^]CFBundleInfoDictionaryVersion_^P^RCFBundleE xecutableZDTCompiler_^P^PMinimumOSVersion_^P^RCFBundleIdentifier^UIDeviceFamily_^P^QDTPlatformVersion\DTXcodeBuild_^P^QCFBundleSignature_^P^ODTPlatformBuildYConnectIQT0611[iph oneos8.1o^P-^@C^@o^@p^@y^@r^@i^@g^@h^@t^@ ^@©^@ ^@2^@0^@1^@5^@ ^@G^@a^@r^@m^@i^@n^@.^@ ^@A^@l^@l^@ ^@r^@i^@g^@h^@t^@s^@ ^@r^@e^@s^@e^@r^@v^@e^@d^@.V12B411RenQ1V14C109Xiphoneos TBNDLS1.0¡#XiPhoneOSS6.0YConnectIQ_^P"com.apple.compilers.llvm.clang.1_0S8.1_^P^Tcom.garmin.ConnectIQ¡*^P^AW6A2008aT????^@^H^@7^@D^@L^@V^@q^@|^@<98>^@ª^@À^@Ï^@å^A^B^A^_^A?^AT^ A_^Ar^A<87>^A<96>^Aª^A·^AË^AÝ^Aç^Aì^Aø^BU^B\^B_^Ba^Bh^Bq^Bv^Bz^B|^B<85>^B<89>^B<93>^B¸^B¼^BÓ^BÕ^B×^Bß^@^@^@^@^@^@^B^A^@^@^@^@^@^@^@-^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^Bä
I guess it is a normal format but my system seems to be unable to read binary plist ?
I tried some stuff with plutil
plutil -lint Info.plist
Info.plist: Unexpected character b at line 1
Same for convert
plutil -convert xml1 Info.plist
Info.plist: Property List error: Unexpected character b at line 1 / JSON error: JSON text did not start with array or object and option to allow fragments not set.
I also try to download a fresh version of the connectIQ SDK and no changes.
Any idea ?
Thanks

Step by step, how did you arrive at seeing this agreement?

Reading a CSV file and producing an array of objects

Hi everybody,
I am writing an application which will read a cvs file and produce an array of objects.
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Hello,
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I m also trying for How to pass Object to a procedureb using OCCI...
Steps....
1. I created A type.....
2. Then I created a VARRAY using that Type.
3.After that I have written An Procedure with object as a parameter..
now using OCCI how do u bind the parameter with this . plz note that using OTT
i have already created the class representation of above object type i.e class
four Files Created 1> demo.h 2>registermapping.h
3> demo.cpp 2>registermapping.cpp
After I want to Pass the Values in A Vector...
vctor<full_name *> vect;
stmt=con->createStatement("BEGIN Add_Object(:1); END;");
full_name *name1 = new full_name; //Giving the Error here Given below....
name1->
name1->
Through name1 Which Function I will call in which I will Pass a String....
like
name1->readSQL("Sanjay"); Or I have to add a function......
vect.push_back(name1);
setVector(stmt,1,vect,"FULL_NAME");
error C2259: 'FullName' : cannot instantiate abstract class
can u plz suggest me Why this Error is Giving......?
How to pass the data?
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Can u lz Suggest me ASAP....

hi Nishant ,
What u have done Now I mm trying ....
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90% finished Two Error's Are Coming...
1> If I create the Class then Data Not Inserting table......
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then U can't Instantiate Object It is DIsplying ,this is Abstract Class(PObject)...
Beco'z the below Method is Not adding Automatically by OTT command which is Pure Virtual Function.....
But I added this Function Still SAme Error Giving..
getSQLTypeName(oracle::occi::Environment env, void *schName,
unsigned int &schNameLen, void **typeName,
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Plz Suggest me....
regard's
sanjay

Array of Object

How to create array of object dynamically and the class is also having constructor.
like:
class Cir{
private double radius;
Cir(double r){
redius=r;
10 objects are to be created within for loop

Cir c[]=new Cir[10]
for(int i=0;i<10;i++)
c [ i ] =new Cir(radious);
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ramireddi

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        array[0] = new Long( 1 );
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private Color colors[] =
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         Color.gray, Color.green, Color.lightGray,
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i dont like the second one.....but it is usued. what is it ?

What I meant is you can always use the new operator to create an array. You can even use it in conjunction with populating it: Object[] = new Object[] {"foo", new Integer(5), etc...}; But more to the point, declaring an array final says nothing about that array's elements.
public class ZZZ {
    final int[] arr_; // legal, as long as all ctors give this variable a value
    public ZZZ() {
        arr_ = new int[1]; // legal, even without providing a value for the element
    public ZZZ(int size) {
        arr_ = new int[size]; // legal
        arr_[0] = 0; // legal
        arr_[0] = 1; // legal
}

Calling a Procedure which has Array of Objects as arguments (from BPEL)

Hi,
I wanted to pass multiple records as arguments to a stored procedure from BPEL.
We created stored procedure which takes array of Objects as arguments. I invoked it from BPEL. It was successfully compiled and deployed.
At runtime it is throwing following error.
<bindingFault xmlns="http://schemas.oracle.com/bpel/extension">
<part name="code">
<code>17072</code>
</part>
<part name="summary">
<summary>Error binding the value of a parameter. An error occurred when binding the value of parameter ARG in the SCOTT.TESTPACK.TESTPROC API. Cause: java.sql.SQLException: Inserted value too large for column: "sadfsafsad" Check to ensure that the parameter is a valid IN or IN/OUT parameter of the API. Contact oracle support if error is not fixable.</summary>
</part>
<part name="detail">
<detail>Inserted value too large for column: "sadfsafsad"</detail>
</part>
</bindingFault>

I think you from Sierra Atlantic and you using Beta 3. There was a bug in Beta 3 in using arrays, which got fixed in post Beta3. You got to wait till next release.

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