ORA 2005 error when you using ODBC driver of 10.2.0.3

I am getting following error when connecting Oracle 10.2.0.3 to Oracle 11.1 database from a thrid part application:
Issue Description. An application using Oracle ODBC driver version 10.2.0.3 to communicate with the Oracle database 11g tries to update the field “SOURCE_CODE” of LONG data type in table “SUBROUTINE” returns the following error.
ORA-02005: Implict -1 length not valid for the bind or dfeine datatype.
I updated my client to 10.2.0.4,, error is still present. Does any one know what patch to install to get rid of this error. I cannot modify the third party code.

What are the system requirements (supported config) of 3rd party app?
According to the 9.2 Error Messages document,
>
ORA-02005 implicit (-1) length not valid for this bind or define datatype
Cause: A negative length for the define variable was passed to a define function.
Action: An explicit, non-negative, length parameter must be passed.
>
Perhaps you should report this back to vendor as a bug.
You could also turn on odbc tracing (driver/dsn config) to catch the cuplrit statement.

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restrictions.
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</UL>
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