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The problem is:

DescribeCol column = 2, name = O, namelen = 13, type = unknown(-152), 
+precision/column
size = 0, scale = 0, nullable = 0
display size = 0
column length = 0 

now using col 2: type = unknown (-152), len = 1, display size = 1, pre
+c = 0, scale = 0
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Column type -152 is unknown to your DBD::ODBC and in any case a call to SQLDescribeCol reports it as size=0 and SQLColAttributes reports display size=1 and column length = 0. For now you'll either have to upgrade to the latest DBD::ODBC which I believe supports MS_SQLS_XML_TYPE or you'll have to cast your m_oGroupDefinition to something else (a varchar).

In reply to Re^5: DBI MSSQL LongReadLen issue by mje
in thread DBI MSSQL LongReadLen issue by simplelogic

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