Thank you for your answer.
> And that's strange. I'm not sure about encodings, never used them....
According to my last test. It seems not to be a solution changing encoding of
database. I've created new test database with SQL_ASCII encoding and got same
result.
> Probably you should use another datatype to textual attributes?
Same. I've tried CHAR and TEXT. It didn't solve my problem.
> It's very likely that when you're trying to enter 'hbcol', an escape
> sequence is
> entered (2 bytes), and then each ASCII char also takes two octets.
> Hmmmm.... So, it's truncated? If so, then with the first insert only escape
> sequence and 'hbc' is inserted and this causes duplication for the second
> insert?
I don't think so. I've tried to insert other code 'hbcog'. It caused no error.
> Just a wild speculation. Someone with more experience would be more
> helpfull.
thanks again.
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