another access/vb ?

[rigamonk]

Thanks for the help on my last question...no another one....
im using rsa encryption in my vb.net app, and i want to store a encrypted
value in a access db field. i have the field set to memo, but it comes with
an oversize error. the value is only 1024...whats up?

thanks
patrick

 

[Mohamoss]

Hi Patrick
DO you get this error as an exception form within your code or is it
deligated from access? . try debugging to view the size of your encrypted
value
Mohamed M .Mahfouz
Developer Support Engineer
ITWorx on behalf of Microsoft EMEA GTSC

 

[Paul Clement]

¤ Thanks for the help on my last question...no another one....
¤ im using rsa encryption in my vb.net app, and i want to store a encrypted
¤ value in a access db field. i have the field set to memo, but it comes with
¤ an oversize error. the value is only 1024...whats up?

I don't believe you can directly update a memo column if you need to surpass the 255 character
limit. You might want to post your code so we can see how you are updating this column.


Paul ~~~ (e-mail address removed)
Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)

 

[rigamonk]

On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 08:45:18 -0600, rigamonk

¤ Thanks for the help on my last question...no another one....
¤ im using rsa encryption in my vb.net app, and i want to store a
encrypted ¤ value in a access db field. i have the field set to memo,
but it comes with ¤ an oversize error. the value is only 1024...whats
up?

I don't believe you can directly update a memo column if you need to
surpass the 255 character limit. You might want to post your code so
we can see how you are updating this column.


Paul ~~~ (e-mail address removed)
Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)

the error was coming from within the try block in my app.I believe youre
right....once i switched to sh SHA1 (64 bit) i got no complaints.
the access help, however, indicated that long and/or formatted text could
be stored using ole object...but that didnt work either.

thanks again,
patrick

 

[Thomas Wenning]

the error was coming from within the try block in my app.I believe youre
right....once i switched to sh SHA1 (64 bit) i got no complaints.
the access help, however, indicated that long and/or formatted text could
be stored using ole object...but that didnt work either.

thanks again,
patrick

Hi Patrick,

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;308042

Greeting

Thomas

 

[Thomas Wenning]

the error was coming from within the try block in my app.I believe youre
right....once i switched to sh SHA1 (64 bit) i got no complaints.
the access help, however, indicated that long and/or formatted text could
be stored using ole object...but that didnt work either.

thanks again,
patrick

Hi Patrick,

use my example for a access solution with the NET Framework Class Library
namespaces: system.data.oleclient.
Define the type of the field in the access database as ole.

Greeting

Thomas

 

[Thomas Wenning]

the error was coming from within the try block in my app.I believe youre
right....once i switched to sh SHA1 (64 bit) i got no complaints.
the access help, however, indicated that long and/or formatted text could
be stored using ole object...but that didnt work either.

thanks again,
patrick

Hi,

read this:
http://www.vbdotnetheaven.com/Code/Sept2003/2175.asp

Greeting

Thomas