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have been experiencing an issue that I just can not figure out.
Please let me know if there might be a more appropriate group to post this question in. I am using Microsoft Jet OLEDB to retrieve a recordset from an Access Database over our company network. I use a "CopyFromRecordset" to write the data to a worksheet in Excel. I will often see the data that is imported corrupted. A good bit of the data appears dublicated (multiple records that are the same that really should be uniqe) and sometimes in the wrong columns. Even stranger is when data appears in the worng column it only does so for certian records and not others. If I capture the SQL through a debug.prinnt and run it directly in Access I get a clean recordset every time. Does anyone know what the problem might be and how to fix it? Any help would be greatly appreaciated. Thanks. |
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