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> > I am currently developing using PostgresSQL.  I have come across a problem
> > with the JDBC driver.  After looking through the code I found an arbitrary
> > length limitation on SQL statements.  The limitations is only in the driver
> > not in PostgresSQL.  I was wondering if this is outdated code?  Who can I
> > forward this question to?

Are you using the 7.0.2 driver ? I think this limitation was present in an
older version of the driver. 

regards, 

	Gunnar