Thanks a lot! It seems to work, though I found a different way around it, selecting the datatype from user_tab_column table in oracle by table name and columnname ,but thanks anyway. (I think that is what VB does when using rs.Fields("ClientName").type
When every things go black,
scream, change the fuse and
start over!!
ARRGH!!
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