FN_DBLOG - Limitations On Columns - [RowLog Contents 0] [Log Record]

Apr 11, 2007


Although unsupported / undocumented, using FN_DBLOG(..) is inevitable.

While retrieving [RowLog Contents 0]/ [Log Record] transaction log information
I encounter a possible limitation regarding the size of the fetched data.
There is a suspect that data exceeding 8000 bytes is truncated.

I do not manage to get more than 8000 bytes - neither at the Studio Management Query pane nor with a programmatic ODBC piece of code.
There is more data for sure - no doubt about that!!

Does anybody have any idea?
Thanks
/H

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