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> I don't mean to beat a dead horse here, but when the backend
> checks the length of the datatype for the columns to prepare
> the statment, the TEXT column comes back as length of 25
data
greater than 255?
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> Hi,
>
> > -Origi
Hi,
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> So what is the best way to store information in a MySQL
> data
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Hi,
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> From: David M. Peak [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> I have a question about MyODBC and the results of
> SQLGetTypeInfo from a table with a column of type TEXT. The
Valentin Kulikov wrote:
> while:I have set 'myname' as a user name. Somebody (MyODBC? Windows2000?)
> added a suffix '@mydialup-provider.com' to my db user name.
> Or maybe a problem is in something else and a diagnostic is incorrect?
Unless you connect to MySQL via a unix socket, the hostname o
01 2:40 PM
Subject: Re: myODBC question
> Speaking as one who tried working with such a connection, FORGET IT.
> While entering data, I might get all or half a record entered when
> the message arrives telling me the information cannot be posted,
> because another user was editing t
Speaking as one who tried working with such a connection, FORGET IT.
While entering data, I might get all or half a record entered when
the message arrives telling me the information cannot be posted,
because another user was editing that record (which I could tell was
simply NOT the case), and
Yes. Create a DSN to your remote MySQL Server using the ODBC control panel.
Then create a new db in MS Access using a link table (select the ODBC DSN
you previously created ).
Voila!
Pat...
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