Peter,
stupid me, my rowset is client site
but the server site resultset gives also "93" as type
?
Peter ,
Thanks for the hint but no luick , the type in the rowset = 93 this
gives and still a lot of "0"'s and no (null) in my table
as i use a SQL statement i do not alter the rowset but go over the
active conection to the mySQL table.
when is use the rowset service to update in stead off a direct SQL
statement then the "column.updatnull" gives a (null) in the table.
as the rowset service still gives problems i need to use SQLstatements
to alter my tables
"behind" the OO- rowset service runs also a "SQLstatement" : question
is wath type is there used to set the right SQLtype ?
Thanks
Fernand
Hi Fernand,
did you query for the type of the column?
resultSet.columns.getByName("myCol").Type?
oStatement.setNull(1,1111 ) for a "textfield" works fine (1111 = long
SQLType "others")
oStatement.setNull(2,1111 ) for a "timestamp" returns "00-00-00
00:00:00" and not the Mysql (null)
i tried SQLtype 0 also with same results
Regards
Peter
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