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Query using HS does not return all the fields from MySQL to ORACLE

YoavFeb 8 2011 — edited Feb 11 2011
Hello,
Using HS to connect from oracle 10204 to MySql 5
Running the following statment using dblink from oracle:
SELECT * From "Custom_XDR"@MySql
After setting a trace level ON on the getway server , the trace file shows that all the varchar column are skipped !
ORACLE GENERIC GATEWAY Log File Started at 2011-02-08T11:17:42

hoadtab(26); Entered.
Table 1 - Custom_XDR
Skipped field h323_conf_id, unrecognized datatype.
Skipped field user_agent1, unrecognized datatype.
Skipped field user_agent2, unrecognized datatype.
Skipped field ip1, unrecognized datatype.
Skipped field ip2, unrecognized datatype.
Warning: index h323 is ignored.
hoapars(15); Entered.
Sql Text is:
SELECT A1."id",A1."bill_time",A1."i_env",A1."last_modified1",A1."last_modified2" FROM "Custom_XDR" A1
The table strucher in Mysql is as followed:
SQL> desc Custom_XDR      
+----------------+-------------------------+-----+----+---------------------+-----------------+
| Field          | Type                    | Null| Key| Default             | Extra           |
+----------------+-------------------------+-----+----+---------------------+-----------------+
| id             | int(10) unsigned        | NO  | PRI|                     | auto_increment  |
| h323_conf_id   | varchar(36)             | NO  | MUL|                     |                 |
| bill_time      | datetime                | NO  |    |                     |                 |
| i_env          | tinyint(1) unsigned     | NO  |    |                     |                 |
| user_agent1    | varchar(50)             | NO  |    |                     |                 |
| user_agent2    | varchar(50)             | YES |    |                     |                 |
| ip1            | varchar(15)             | NO  |    |                     |                 |
| ip2            | varchar(15)             | YES |    |                     |                 |
| last_modified1 | timestamp               | NO  |    | 0000-00-00 00:00:00 |                 |
| last_modified2 | timestamp               | NO  |    | 0000-00-00 00:00:00 |                 |
+----------------+-------------------------+-----+----+---------------------+-----------------+
Please advice.

Thanks
This post has been answered by Kgronau-Oracle on Feb 11 2011
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