Kingbase 'Out-of-range Integer' Error: How to Fix 'Tried to Send 34740 as a 2-Byte Value'

The 'Kingbase tried to send an out-of-range integer as a 2-byte value' error occurs when you attempt to send an integer value that exceeds the maximum limit for a 2-byte data type (32767). This error can be resolved by modifying your code to handle such overflow scenarios.

To address this, you can implement a check that ensures the integer value is within the acceptable range before sending it. Here's a code snippet that demonstrates this approach:

int value = 34740;
 if (value > 32767) { 
   value = 32767; // Set the maximum value for a 2-byte integer 
 }
 // Send the 2-byte value

This code snippet first checks if the value variable exceeds the maximum value for a 2-byte integer (32767). If it does, the code sets the value to the maximum limit. This way, you can safely send the 2-byte value without encountering the 'out-of-range' error.

By implementing this simple code modification, you can effectively handle integer overflow and prevent the 'Kingbase tried to send an out-of-range integer as a 2-byte value' error from occurring.