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How do I set this option without SQL Server? (Arithabort)

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idbands

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Oct 13, 2007
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We have a 3rd party application that we use that uses SQL Server. I don't know too much about SQL Server; I think we only have the client version installed?

I can access the SQL Server tables through Microsoft Access (via the SQL Server ODBC driver) and run lots of queries and updates which I do often.

Currently, I have run into an issue though. I need to insert a record into a table and I am getting an error about Arithabort not allowing me to do the insert. I've been told and read online that I just need to set Arithabort to "OFF" somewhere. . .where/how do I do this?? I think it's somewhere in the ODBC connection setup but I'm having no luck.

Can anyone help?
 
I wasn't sure which forum to try. I'll try that.

Thanks!
 
You better check where you divide by zero in your query or have some overflow of the values in the table.

Borislav Borissov
VFP9 SP2, SQL Server 2000/2005.
 
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