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SPT cursor info
Is there a way to determine from the SPT cursor what underlying SQL column/tables are being affected? Example: Select * from Invoice I, Detail D where I.invno=D.invno Currently looking at the result of the cursor you get duplicate fields resulting (INVNO, INVNO1) but have no way to determine...- davidllittle
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- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Programming
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Loss of ODBC connections
Steven, A shot in the dark here ok! I have had similar problems with some machines where I had to update this file - "SQLSRV32.DLL" from a machine that was working. I cant give the technical explanation but can tell you it fixed my problem. The current version # under the odbc driver...- davidllittle
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- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Programming
