I have an application that currently is using an Access database and am
in the process of converting over to MySQL. I downloaded the ODBC
driver and have been using ADO and have had no problems at all up to
this point. I have a number of parameterized SQL statements that
worked fine in Access, but aren't working at all with MySQL. I know
that MySQL supports variables in SQL statements using the @ prefix.
I've tried setting that as the prefix for the parameters but it doesn't
work. I keep getting a 'unspecified error' when the SQL statement
executes. Am I missing something or does MySQL not support parameters
that can be set at runtime? Thanks in advance for any assistance.
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- RE: Converting Access to MySQL Gerald Norman
- RE: Converting Access to MySQL Adolfo Bello