RE: MyODBC-3.51.03 + Access 2000
RE: MyODBC-3.51.03 + Access 2000
am 11.07.2002 14:55:31 von BertG
Good morning!
I am about to test wether we could "transfer" our Access 2000 data to =
MySQL.
MyODBC version 2.5 could not be installed, with release 3.51.03 =
everything
was fine except for one problem:
How-To-Repeat: After adding a new record in Access and navigating back =
and
forth, the added record displays #deleted# instead of the data added.
Workaround (but not useful in production environment): Close the table
(form) and reopen it. The data is then displayed correctly.
We are working on Windows 2000 Professional.
Please advise. Thank you.
Kind regards,
Bertrand Gillert
Geschäftsführer/Managing Director * Senior Translator
Locasoft GmbH * Localization & Translation Services
Postfach 20 08 45 * D-53138 Bonn
(Theaterplatz 1 * D-53177 Bonn)
Phone +49 228 3 86 70 84 * Fax +49 228 3 86 71 35
http://www.locasoft.com
Reg.-Ger. Bonn HRB 8326=20
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RE: MyODBC-3.51.03 + Access 2000
am 11.07.2002 15:26:50 von Sinisa Milivojevic
Bertrand Gillert (Locasoft) writes:
> Good morning!
>=20
> I am about to test wether we could "transfer" our Access 2000 data to=
MySQL.
> MyODBC version 2.5 could not be installed, with release 3.51.03 every=
thing
> was fine except for one problem:
>=20
> How-To-Repeat: After adding a new record in Access and navigating bac=
k and
> forth, the added record displays #deleted# instead of the data added.=
>=20
> Workaround (but not useful in production environment): Close the tabl=
e
> (form) and reopen it. The data is then displayed correctly.
>=20
> We are working on Windows 2000 Professional.
>=20
> Please advise. Thank you.
>=20
> Kind regards,
> Bertrand Gillert
> Geschäftsführer/Managing Director * Senior Translator
> Locasoft GmbH * Localization & Translation Services
> Postfach 20 08 45 * D-53138 Bonn
> (Theaterplatz 1 * D-53177 Bonn)
> Phone +49 228 3 86 70 84 * Fax +49 228 3 86 71 35
> http://www.locasoft.com
> Reg.-Ger. Bonn HRB 8326=20
Hi!
Have you tried changing a cursor type ??
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Re: MyODBC-3.51.03 + Access 2000
am 11.07.2002 22:13:56 von Arthur Fuller
Add a TimeStamp column to every table in your db. Then this goes away.
Arthur
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bertrand Gillert (Locasoft)"
To: "Bertrand Gillert (Locasoft)" ;
Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2002 8:55 AM
Subject: RE: MyODBC-3.51.03 + Access 2000
Good morning!
I am about to test wether we could "transfer" our Access 2000 data to MySQL.
MyODBC version 2.5 could not be installed, with release 3.51.03 everything
was fine except for one problem:
How-To-Repeat: After adding a new record in Access and navigating back and
forth, the added record displays #deleted# instead of the data added.
Workaround (but not useful in production environment): Close the table
(form) and reopen it. The data is then displayed correctly.
We are working on Windows 2000 Professional.
Please advise. Thank you.
Kind regards,
Bertrand Gillert
Geschäftsführer/Managing Director * Senior Translator
Locasoft GmbH * Localization & Translation Services
Postfach 20 08 45 * D-53138 Bonn
(Theaterplatz 1 * D-53177 Bonn)
Phone +49 228 3 86 70 84 * Fax +49 228 3 86 71 35
http://www.locasoft.com
Reg.-Ger. Bonn HRB 8326
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RE: MyODBC-3.51.03 + Access 2000
am 12.07.2002 18:38:06 von Venu
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bertrand Gillert (Locasoft) [mailto:BertG@locasoft.com]
> Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2002 6:26 PM
> To: Bertrand Gillert (Locasoft); 'bugs@lists.mysql.com'
> Subject: RE: MyODBC-3.51.03 + Access 2000
>
>
> Good morning!
>
> I am about to test wether we could "transfer" our Access 2000
> data to MySQL.
> MyODBC version 2.5 could not be installed, with release
> 3.51.03 everything
> was fine except for one problem:
>
> How-To-Repeat: After adding a new record in Access and
> navigating back and
> forth, the added record displays #deleted# instead of the data added.
>
> Workaround (but not useful in production environment): Close the table
> (form) and reopen it. The data is then displayed correctly.
>
> We are working on Windows 2000 Professional.
>
Check http://www.mysql.com/products/myodbc/faq.html#DELETED_proble m
Regards, Venu
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