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ZeroLengthString Property

 
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MacGwegg
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 6:02 am    Post subject: ZeroLengthString Property Reply with quote



I've just about got some large amount of Access database code
converted from DAO to ADO (TADO...) licked except for zero length
string violations when I try to Post the double quotes (empty string)
for any text type field. I've looked all over the net and find that
this is a field property setting that needs real ADO column object
actions and I'm trying to stay with what BCB/TADO provides. Does
anyone know of a TADO or SQL command that will do the trick? I'll
take some example Variant/OLE code too!

Thanks in advance.
Mike
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cantek
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Joined: 06 Feb 2006
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 10:46 pm    Post subject: hi Reply with quote



İf i got you right, your problem is to allow the zero length string! if it is true you have to use microsoft access program for restructure the DB. when you install the access prgram your DB is automatically understand this prog. so you click twice the DB and access will open it. then you will click right on the DB's name and say design. after all you can restructure or rebuild your DB. I hope ı did understand you RIGHT. SmileSmile
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