use the nvl function like so
select nvl(field1,'') as field1, nvl(field2,0) as field2,nvl(field3,{})
as field3, etc from accesstable
the above assumes field1 is type char,field2 is type numeric and field3
is type date and so on
Field 1 will have '', field2 0 and field3 {} in case they contain nulls
Rafael Copquin
El 24/10/2011 18:54, Jeff Johnson escribió:
> I am creating a dbf from Access data. The Access data has nulls in it.
> When I do a copy to dbf from the Access cursor is there any way to get
> rid of the nulls?
>
>
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