Oh yes, and I used the cast in the other query to get QoQ to play
nicely. Thanks!
cast(OrderDetails.Order_ID AS varchar(12)) AS Order_ID,
--Jeff
On 6/23/2005 8:52 AM, Jeff Langevin wrote:
> Thanks for the idea. I still had problems though. So I added a dummy
> row using querySetCell() where the offending column's value was set to
> "aaa" (I think someone might have suggested something like this
> earlier). This is a value that would never occur in "real life". On
> the next process that I perform on the data, I will "weed" out that row.
>
> Thanks for everyone's suggestions. As always, you folks are great.
>
> --Jeff
>
> On 6/22/2005 5:33 PM, Mark A Kruger wrote:
>
>>ok... in your "querySetCell( )" call try doing something "stringlike". For
>>example, try Javacast('string',myVar) - or try trim or something like myVar
>>& '' - anything to make the script aware of the type so it doesn't have to
>>guess.
>>
>>-Mark
>>
>
>
>
>
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