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2008 -------
Bruce, if you add the following macro to a form in your database document, and
execute it:
MsgBox _
ThisDatabaseDocument.CurrentController.ActiveConnection. _
MetaData.IdentifierQuoteString = "'"
- what does it display? "True" or "False"?
What I suppose from the error messages you cited above is that it displays
"True". If so, this means that Sage's ODBC driver uses ' (the single apostrophe)
as so-called quoting character. This is the character which is used in SQL
statements to indicate a token is an identifier, such as a table or column name.
Unfortunately, the apostrophe, in SQL, is the character reserved for string
literals (as in SELECT * FROM <table> WHERE <text_column> = '<string_literal>').
No Base's parse simply expects a string literal when it encounters an
apostrophe, and SELECT * FROM <string_literal> is invalid SQL.
That having said, I am not yet sure what this would mean, and how to proceed
with the issue. Please for the moment try the above macro, and report the result
here.
Thanks.
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