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I have a SQL Server view linked as a table in an Access 2003
database. One of the columns (FisYearName) in the view coming from
SQL Server is an nvarchar field although the data returned is a 4
digit year.
I have written a query in Access,
SELECT CInt([FisYearName]) AS FisYear,
dbo_vCIPBudgetEscalationCalculations.*
FROM dbo_vCIPBudgetEscalationCalculations
WHERE (((CInt([FisYearName]))>2012))
ORDER BY CInt([FisYearName]);
On my machine, running version 11.6566.8132, when I run this I get the
records having a fiscal year greater than 2012 and ordered by the
FisYearName column. On a coworker's machine running 11.6566.8172,
when he runs it not only does he get back every record in the table,
they are not in order by FisYearName.
We don't know if this a problem specific to .8172. We also don't know
if we can just copy my .8132 version over his .8172 and have his
system not break.
I am not sure if I am even looking in the right places to figure out
what is going on but if anyone can shed any light on this I'd love to
see it.
database. One of the columns (FisYearName) in the view coming from
SQL Server is an nvarchar field although the data returned is a 4
digit year.
I have written a query in Access,
SELECT CInt([FisYearName]) AS FisYear,
dbo_vCIPBudgetEscalationCalculations.*
FROM dbo_vCIPBudgetEscalationCalculations
WHERE (((CInt([FisYearName]))>2012))
ORDER BY CInt([FisYearName]);
On my machine, running version 11.6566.8132, when I run this I get the
records having a fiscal year greater than 2012 and ordered by the
FisYearName column. On a coworker's machine running 11.6566.8172,
when he runs it not only does he get back every record in the table,
they are not in order by FisYearName.
We don't know if this a problem specific to .8172. We also don't know
if we can just copy my .8132 version over his .8172 and have his
system not break.
I am not sure if I am even looking in the right places to figure out
what is going on but if anyone can shed any light on this I'd love to
see it.