I have an app that uses SQL SERVER EXPRESS 2008 R2 as external motor.
The SQL server resides in a Windows 7 Prof box, acting as a server for 3 other Windows 7 Home boxes
I can connect from the HOME pc to the Prof server and my app can read data from the SQL Server I can save new records from the HOME pc to the SQL engine, using cursor adapters, provided they are a single table. From the Server computer I can save a series of tables within a transaction, also using cursor adapters, with no problem (ie: invoice, consisting of a header, a child and several other tables, such as stock, accounts receivable, value added tax collected, etc)
However, using the same app from the Windows 7 Home boxes, I can't save the invoice. The error I get states that the data types do not match.
I repeat, the same app run from the server works flawlessly, but run from the other pc's gives that error.
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