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ADODB Recordset problem
I am trying to collect datas from a Sybase DB and to
populate a ADODB Recordset with those datas. I inconter the following problem : all numbers have their zeros at the right removed. For example, a 1000 in my Sybase DB will appear in my Recordset as 1. Has anyone already incontered this kind of issue ? I precise that I am working with Excel 2002 on Windows XP and that my spreadsheet worked perfectly with Excel 97 under Windows NT. Thanks in advance for your help. Stefen. |
ADODB Recordset problem
Stefen.. see http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;Q222120 setting connection.cursorlocation=aduseclient seems to solve problem. else post back with exact driver names and versions and i'll help you search. or post in ms.public.data.ado -- keepITcool | www.XLsupport.com | keepITcool chello nl | amsterdam Stefen Percoco wrote : I am trying to collect datas from a Sybase DB and to populate a ADODB Recordset with those datas. I inconter the following problem : all numbers have their zeros at the right removed. For example, a 1000 in my Sybase DB will appear in my Recordset as 1. Has anyone already incontered this kind of issue ? I precise that I am working with Excel 2002 on Windows XP and that my spreadsheet worked perfectly with Excel 97 under Windows NT. Thanks in advance for your help. Stefen. |
ADODB Recordset problem
Thank you very much, that solved my problem.
Apparently I don't know yet how to look efficiently in the MS KB... Thanks again, Stefen. -----Original Message----- Stefen.. see http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN- US;Q222120 setting connection.cursorlocation=aduseclient seems to solve problem. else post back with exact driver names and versions and i'll help you search. or post in ms.public.data.ado -- keepITcool | www.XLsupport.com | keepITcool chello nl | amsterdam Stefen Percoco wrote : I am trying to collect datas from a Sybase DB and to populate a ADODB Recordset with those datas. I inconter the following problem : all numbers have their zeros at the right removed. For example, a 1000 in my Sybase DB will appear in my Recordset as 1. Has anyone already incontered this kind of issue ? I precise that I am working with Excel 2002 on Windows XP and that my spreadsheet worked perfectly with Excel 97 under Windows NT. Thanks in advance for your help. Stefen. . |
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