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TTable -> null value on winxp vs win2k

 
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estevan
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PostPosted: Tue Sep 13, 2005 9:04 pm    Post subject: TTable -> null value on winxp vs win2k Reply with quote



Hi all,
I'm working with C++ Builder 5 on Windows XP.
I have this problem...

I have a table and I want set to NULL a field.
I try it with this istruction:

MyTable->Fields->FieldByName("name")->Clear();
But it doesn't run! This set the value of the field to 0

But if I compile the same istruction on windows 2000 it runs very well!!

Please help me...
thank in advance
Estevan


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Marko Krizmanic
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PostPosted: Fri Sep 30, 2005 12:28 pm    Post subject: Re: TTable -> null value on winxp vs win2k Reply with quote



You sholud execute query like this:
UPDATE TABLE
SET NAME=NULL


"estevan" <estefan.civera (AT) email (DOT) it> wrote

Quote:
Hi all,
I'm working with C++ Builder 5 on Windows XP.
I have this problem...

I have a table and I want set to NULL a field.
I try it with this istruction:

MyTable->Fields->FieldByName("name")->Clear();
But it doesn't run! This set the value of the field to 0

But if I compile the same istruction on windows 2000 it runs very well!!

Please help me...
thank in advance
Estevan




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