This really has me puzzled...
I have the following SQL statement:
I am using ADO and the following connection string:
(Yes I know I'm going through OLE DB for ODBC instead of the native OLE DB provider).
Using ADO, the above very simple SELECT statement returns zero records, but if I open an SQL window in CC (on Windows XP) and execute the exact statement above, it returns the one record it is supposed to.
The rest of the application, with its SELECTs, INSERTs, DELETEs, UPDATEs works. Any ideas???
Phil Hunt
philh@dqc.com
I have the following SQL statement:
Code:
SELECT DateAdded, Folder, Filename, FolderID FROM MasterKey WHERE MasterKey=6301;
I am using ADO and the following connection string:
Code:
Provider=MSDASQL.1;Extended Properties="DRIVER={MySQL ODBC 3.51 Driver};DESC=;DATABASE=IE26Conv;SERVER=PHILH;UID=root;PASSWORD=;PORT=3306;OPTION=131072;STMT=;"
(Yes I know I'm going through OLE DB for ODBC instead of the native OLE DB provider).
Using ADO, the above very simple SELECT statement returns zero records, but if I open an SQL window in CC (on Windows XP) and execute the exact statement above, it returns the one record it is supposed to.
The rest of the application, with its SELECTs, INSERTs, DELETEs, UPDATEs works. Any ideas???
Phil Hunt
philh@dqc.com