JDBC Message size restriction

Hi All,
Has any one used JDBC sender adapter message size restrction parameters which are specified in note 1253826?
I have configured below 3 parameters as per note but its not working.
msgLimit = true
maxMsgSize = 10240
maxRowSize = 2
As per my configuration, I see 1 record size is 2 KB hence maxRowSize = 2. I am allowing max 10MB load to come in so maxMsgSize value as 10240. but even for 1 record I am getting error as ERROR_MAX_MSG_SIZE_REACHED which is not expected.
Please let me know if some one has used above parameters successfully.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Sushil

Hi Sushil
Use this concept.
Its very simple if you know the SQL or oracle.
Whatever is you database just apply TOP query in your select query and update query in your sender JDBC adapter.
If you dont know the query just search in google.
What TOP Query do:
for example ( SQL Server ) i have to pic only 10000 records from the 50000 records present in table.
Here i will apply ---
Select TOP 10000 fieldName1, fieldName2 from TableName where clause...
Update TOP(10000) TableName set fieldName1='1' where clause...
Use this query and your problem will be solved.
Please dont forget to make it Transaction Level Isolation = serializable (under Advanced --> Additional Parameters in your sender Communication channel)
Hope so it will solve your problem.
Regards
Dheeraj Kumar

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