Closed freeman983 closed 2 months ago
this is correct because driver deal with basic database types. driver don't know how to store value returned as ANYDATA
@sijms Based on the behavior of client tools such as Oracle SQL Developer, Navicat, DataGrip, etc., please consider whether it is possible to replace the error with displaying a nil value.
you should convert anydata
to its representative type in the sql. otherwise don't mention it in query string
get error:
err2: unregister custom type: ANYDATA. call RegisterType first