Nachricht >Never convert currency types to double or float types. You may cause some differences in rounding (Ups, I did >it and I had heavily to correct differences in customers databases)! For SAPDB you should use Decimal(15,5) >(maybe Fixed(15,5)).
...IMHO this is only valid if the currency column is really used for currency ;-) "Missusing" it otherwise for special data where high precision is necessary will make it useless when defined as 15,5. >I'm not familar with RepmCli due we did write our own replication utility to switch between databases' >backends. So I think, you main prob is on Memo/Long VarChar conversion. We use the GetChunk method to >read long varchar data. Please try your code with exclude the memo fields. If this works, I could send you some >snippets, how we work with memos (memos are some sort of evil. Every DB system has it's own needs...). >Hth, >Tilmann >SOFTWORK GmbH, Germany ...Using ADO it is NOT necessary to transmit with GetChunk/AppendChunk. LongVarChars are chunked internally by OLEDB ODBC. AppendChunk would only be indicated when memory problems occur. Sl, Sascha _______________________________________________ sapdb.general mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listserv.sap.com/mailman/listinfo/sapdb.general
