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| I've created a SQL View in SQL 2000 using a table that has columns defined as Numeric data type. In the view, I am grouping and summing. When I link the view via ODBC to Access, all of the data types are changed to text. If I link the original table which the views are created from to Access, the data types are correct. So this problem obviously happens when I change the view to Group. Is there a way around this? I want the data types to be correct in Access when I link to the views. thanks, jim |
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| MR71 (mr71@yahoo.com) writes: > I've created a SQL View in SQL 2000 using a table that has columns > defined as Numeric data type. In the view, I am grouping and summing. > When I link the view via ODBC to Access, all of the data types are > changed to text. If I link the original table which the views are > created from to Access, the data types are correct. So this problem > obviously happens when I change the view to Group. Is there a way > around this? I want the data types to be correct in Access when I > link to the views. Not that I know anything about the Access part of this, but it could help if you post the CREATE TABLE statements for your tables and the CREATE VIEW statement. -- Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, sommar@algonet.se Books Online for SQL Server SP3 at http://www.microsoft.com/sql/techinf...2000/books.asp |