Hi,

When I try to do this: adapter.FetchEntityCollection(eColSeriNo, rpb, 0, null);

an error returns as:"OCI-22053:Overflow error"

There is just one record on the table. But there is a column which is number with value : "617701,387155963"

Is this the problem? If so, how can I overcome with this?

Platform: VS.2005 C# DB: Oracle

LLBLGEN 2.0

Please post complete code snippet, stack trace, and LLBLGen Pro runtime library version.

ref: http://www.llblgen.com/TinyForum/Messages.aspx?ThreadID=7720

LLBLGEN version : 2.0.0.61127

Complete code:

           eColSeriNo.Items.Clear();
           IPredicateExpression filter = new PredicateExpression();
            filter.Add(SeriNoFields.DepoKodu == lookUpEditDepo.EditValue.ToString());

            if (checkEditStok.Checked == false)
            {
                filter.Add(SeriNoFields.LotMiktar != (Decimal)0);
            }
            if (buttonEditItemKodu.Text != "")
            {
                filter.Add(SeriNoFields.ItemKodu == buttonEditItemKodu.Text);
            }


            IRelationPredicateBucket rpb = new RelationPredicateBucket(filter);

            _adapter.FetchEntityCollection(eColSeriNo, rpb, 0, null);

Please post a stack trace.

Also v. 2.0.0.61127 is somehow old, would you please download and use the latest.

EnvanterIzleme.exe!EnvanterIzleme.frmDepoStokIzleme.btGetir_Click(object sender = {Text = ""}, System.EventArgs e = {X = 12 Y = 14 Button = Left}) Line 159

EnvanterIzleme.exe!EnvanterIzleme.Program.Main() Line 18

These are call stack.

lastmohican wrote:

EnvanterIzleme.exe!EnvanterIzleme.frmDepoStokIzleme.btGetir_Click(object sender = {Text = ""}, System.EventArgs e = {X = 12 Y = 14 Button = Left}) Line 159

EnvanterIzleme.exe!EnvanterIzleme.Program.Main() Line 18

These are call stack.

Please post the full stacktrace, the one which comes with the exception, and not copied from vs.net but from the exception object.

can you tell me how to get stack trace? I have never get before..

lastmohican wrote:

can you tell me how to get stack trace? I have never get before..

it's displayed when the exception is thrown. You can also grab it in code: try { // your call } catch(Exception ex) { Console.WriteLine(ex.StackTrace); throw; }