Accessing Regional Settings and using in SQL Queries 
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 Accessing Regional Settings and using in SQL Queries

Access SQL will only accept the , seperator. Instead make sure you change
all commas in numbers to decimal points before sending. It is still a safe
bet to grab the internatinal settings from the win.in under the [Intnl]
settings. This way you can determine what to convert to decimal points.

Regards

David Thomas



Quote:
> I need to send floating point values to an Access database use SQL.
> That's simple enough.  The problem is that this is a internationally
aware
> software and if someone has their regional setting for decimal to ",",
> then I get a SQL error because it interprets each of these as a list etc



Sun, 06 Jun 1999 03:00:00 GMT  
 
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