Troubleshooting
Problem
Hexadecimal constants such as X'0123ABCD' used in SQL statements are sent to a data source as if they were character string constants. If any byte of the hexadecimal constant does not correspond to a printable ASCII character (for example, all four of the bytes in X'0123ABCD') then the value sent to the data source will not be correct. To avoid this problem, use character string constants or the HEX() function in SQL statements instead.
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25 April 2025
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