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Mike,

Does it work correctly in MS Query, but throws an error when doing the download
to your application?  If so, this seems to be an error in MS's products; they
seem to cast the parameter's data type incorrectly.  Usually when I've had
problems it's because I'm trying to use a parameterized query with a numeric
field being one of the parameters.  This doesn't seem to be your case, but I'll
share what I do anyways.  Use the Digits() function to turn your numeric field
into an alpha/numeric field and then compare to a character value.

In your case, the Where statement should be changed to:
Digits(PZBSB) > '00000000'

Bill

> I'm trying to run a sql statement using ODBC through a VBA.  The Database on
> the 400 has a Numeric field defined 8.0p(used as a date field).
> i've created a SQL statement that lets me select records from the file,
> however, when i try to condition the select based on the date field i get
> cryptic errors.
>
> Here is my select statement.
>   SQLstr = "create view DISPATCH_V as select * from UFDB,UFDBS,UCSRFD where
> PZBSB = P1BSB and P1MTR = PWMTR and PZBSB > 0"



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