RDB ODBC V3.0.2.0 : Sqlstate 01004 upon DB-Connect: why ?

Hello !
I Tried to upgrade my RDB-ODBC Driver from V 2.10.17.00 to V 3.0.2.0
Prior to the installation I had working ODBC-Connections to 4 VMS Nodes, all of them running VMS V7.0, Oracle RDB V7.0-5. Two of these Nodes have SQLServices V7.0, two have SQLServices
V7.1. The PC-Client is an NT4.0 Box with SP6a.
After the installation of the V3 ODBC-Driver, I can connect to the nodes running SQLServices V7.0 but not to not to the nodes with SQLSRV 7.1. Upon __connecting__ to the latter nodes with odbctest V2.5.3.1.0, I get the following errormessages:
"SQLSTATE: 01004
Native Error Code:0
Driver Message:[Microsoft][ODBC Driver manager] Die Daten wurden abgeschnitten) (=Data was truncated)"
and subsequently:
"SQLSTATE: 01004
Native Error Code:0
Driver Message:[Oracle][ODBC]String data, right truncated"
After these messages, the Odbc-Test programme does NOT allow to execute any queries, since
obviously the Programme did not properly connect to the server Database.
When I Connect to the same Database with the old V2 Driver, the connect works fine.
Could somebody please check out where this error comes from ? suggestions are welcome !
I do not know wether this problem is due to an ODBC-Driver Error of some sort,
or rather an Sql-Services error, a dll mismatch or dodgy Registry entries.
Thanks in advance !
Rudi

First, the Oracle database and the RDB database (owned by Oracle Corp), are completely separate animals. Unfortunately for you, the folks around here, myself included, are vastly more familiar with the Oracle database than with RDB, so we may not be much help.
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Justin
Distributed Database Consulting, Inc.
www.ddbcinc.com/askDDBC

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>
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