Jose' Soares Da Silva wrote:
> I have a problem with types.
> I created a table with a column of type money and another with type
> bool, Access translate money to numeric (double precision) and bool to
> text.
> I thought that Access recognized this types as Money and Yes/No.
> Is it an ODBC or a PostgreSQL problem ?
> Thanks, Jose'
In my tests, Access never bothered to retrieve the information returned by
the driver which says that the field is a MONEY type. I chose to make it a
numeric, but I could make it character, which would allow you to see the
money symbols, but I'm not sure if you could perform calculations on it?
As for the BOOL problem, I tried to return it as a SQL_BOOL, but Access
displayed it as 0=FALSE, and (-1)=TRUE. Why does TRUE translate to a -1, I
have no idea. But for that reason, I chose to make it a character type
instead.
I could add options to the setup dialog for handling these two types, if
anyone's interested.
Byron
