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Error Executing Database Query.[DataDirect][Oracle JDBC Driver]arraycopy: destination index -1 out of bounds for byte[128] The specific sequence of files included or processed is: {path_to_file}, line: 129
Hello,
We’re experiencing an intermittent issue with our ColdFusion server. I believe it has to do with our Oracle connection. From time to time (usually around 10 times a day) the page throws an error. The error in the coldfusion-out.log will read:
Sep 4, 2024 14:17:51 PM Error [ajp-nio-127.0.0.1-8022-exec-19] – Error Executing Database Query.[DataDirect][Oracle JDBC Driver]arraycopy: destination index -1 out of bounds for byte[128] The specific sequence of files included or processed is: {path_to_file}, line: 129
This will get thrown for different files / line numbers, but it’s always where a database connection is happening. Any idea how to further troubleshoot? I tested the connection in the “Data & Services” section of the CFIDE admin page and it returns with an “Ok” message. The driver I’m using is “macromedia.jdbc.MacromediaDriver”.
Hello,
We’re experiencing an intermittent issue with our ColdFusion server. I believe it has to do with our Oracle connection. From time to time (usually around 10 times a day) the page throws an error. The error in the coldfusion-out.log will read:
Sep 4, 2024 14:17:51 PM Error [ajp-nio-127.0.0.1-8022-exec-19] – Error Executing Database Query.[DataDirect][Oracle JDBC Driver]arraycopy: destination index -1 out of bounds for byte[128] The specific sequence of files included or processed is: {path_to_file}, line: 129
This will get thrown for different files / line numbers, but it’s always where a database connection is happening. Any idea how to further troubleshoot? I tested the connection in the “Data & Services” section of the CFIDE admin page and it returns with an “Ok” message. The driver I’m using is “macromedia.jdbc.MacromediaDriver”.
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You’ll want to clarify what cf version and update you’re on, because in fact the version of that built-in Oracle driver (licensed by Adobe from DataDirect/Progress) is updated sometimes along with CF.
