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I think you're right..... Though, I think, maybe the 4th parameter of the
SQLBindCol should hold an array of integers, just for that column the
SQLBindCol is binding, not for all columns, as you seam to imply, can you
clarify please!.
I am calling SQLBindCol for each column, and I'm wondering if I can get
away with using the same array for each column anyhow (as I don't need
the size of the data returned). I'll try this route, and If this doesn't
work, then I'll have to use a unique array for each column.
Thankyou so much for your time, I definatly owe you a drink if/when I see
you at Common again!
Cheers!
Tony Weston
Senior Analyst/Programmer - IT Systems
Fusion House, Mile Lane, Coventry
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