At 16:57 5/20/2004 -0400, you wrote:
> > From: Won Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> > What type of DB?
>
>He answered that in his post
>
> > >I am using CFQUERY on a text ODBC datasource.
>
> > What data type is it in the DB?
>
>It's text, so there are no "data types"
Ahh, you are correct. I
> From: Won Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> What type of DB?
He answered that in his post
> >I am using CFQUERY on a text ODBC datasource.
> What data type is it in the DB?
It's text, so there are no "data types"
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> From: stas
>
> I am using CFQUERY on a text ODBC datasource. One of the
> fields is zip code. When a zip contains a dash, as in
> 12345-1234, the field is returned as an empty string. What
> could be going on?
You have to remember a couple of things about the text ODBC driver (it
is very sim
At 15:46 5/20/2004 -0400, you wrote:
>I am using CFQUERY on a text ODBC datasource. One of the fields is zip code.
>When a zip contains a dash, as in 12345-1234, the field is returned as an
>empty string. What could be going on?
What type of DB?
What data type is it in the DB?
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I am using CFQUERY on a text ODBC datasource. One of the fields is zip code.
When a zip contains a dash, as in 12345-1234, the field is returned as an
empty string. What could be going on?
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