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TrimSpaces – PB Docs 2018 – PowerBuilder Library

TrimSpaces – PB Docs 2018

TrimSpaces

database parameter

Description

Specifies whether PowerBuilder should trim trailing spaces from
data values retrieved from the following datatypes: Char, Char for Bit
Data, VarChar, and VarChar for Bit Data.

Applies to

ADO.NET

ASE and SYC SAP Adaptive Server Enterprise

DIR SAP DirectConnect

I10 Informix

IN9 Informix

JDB JDBC

ODBC

O90 Oracle9i

O10 Oracle 10g

SNC SQL Native Client for Microsoft SQL Server

Syntax

Parameter

Description

value

Specifies whether PowerBuilder should trim trailing
spaces from data of type Char, Char for Bit Data, and VarChar
for Bit Data. Values are:

  • 0

    Do not trim trailing spaces.

  • 1

    (Default) Trim trailing spaces.

Default value

TrimSpaces=0 (ADO.NET, O90, O10, SNC, and IN9) or TrimSpaces=1
(DIR, ASE, and SYC). For JDBC, the default values depend on the
PBTrimCharColumns value in the registry. For ODBC, the default values
depend on the PBTrimCharColumns value in the PBODBnnn.INI file. (If the
PBTrimCharColumns keyword is missing for a particular database
connection, the default value for the ODBC interface is
TrimSpaces=0.)

Usage

By default, PowerBuilder trims spaces from the following
datatypes: Char, Char for Bit Data, VarChar, and VarChar for Bit
Data.

ODBC database interface

Some ODBC drivers, such as SQL Anywhere, trim trailing spaces
before the data reaches the fetch buffer — even when TrimSpaces is
set to 0.

If your DBMS makes a distinction between Char data with trailing
spaces and Char data without trailing spaces when evaluating a
WHERE clause expression, you might receive the message Row changed
between retrieve and update when your DataWindow object’s update
properties are set to “Key and updateable columns”. To prevent this,
change your DataWindow object’s update properties. In embedded SQL, you
can check Sqlca.Sqlnrows after each update to determine if the update
took place. Avoid using Char data columns in the WHERE clause of an
UPDATE or DELETE statement when TrimSpaces=1.

Examples

To specify that PowerBuilder should not trim trailing
spaces:

  • Database profile

    Clear the Trim Trailing Spaces In CHAR Data check box on the
    Syntax page in the Database Profile Setup dialog box.

  • Application

    Type the following in code:


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