Thanks,

When I Sattach to the ODBC table, it reads the column as currency (which is 4 decimal in the foreign database)  This is automatic and I do not know how to change it.  When Rbase picks up the currency datatype of the ODBC column, it coverts it to a 2 digit and rounds it off.    It is not the Rbase column that is the issue, it is the currency setting.

If I attempt map a double column to the currency column in the ODBC table it will fail and not connect.   This is the issue.

I need to get the 4 decimal currency value from the ODBC table, but I cannot change the currency decimal setting in my database, as it would cause major, major issues many columns and tables and the associated reports, forms and code.

I need to be able to Sattach the ODBC table and define column "UnitPrice" as a double so it will return the 4 decimal, but I do not see how to do that, or if it can be done.

This is causing a major issue tonight!  🙁

-Bob




On 3/2/2022 4:01 PM, Bruce Chitiea wrote:
Might you copy your fixed-decimal RBASE table to a temp table, redefine the currency column as DOUBLE, then SATTACH to the temp table?

Best, Bruce

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From: "Robert Thompson" <ttc....@comcast.net>
To: rbase-l@googlegroups.com
Sent: 3/2/2022 1:30:53 PM
Subject: [RBASE-L] - Foreign Table Currency Column

I have a database that has currency settings to the standard 2 digit decimal. I have a foreign ODBC table (non-Rbase) that I need to connect to and obtain data and this database has a 4 digit decimal currency. When I SAttach to the ODBC table, all goes OK except the currency column gets connected with the Rbase Database setting of 2 decimals and it rounds the foreign data off which is causing me issues.    I.E. if the data in the ODBC table is 2.5551 it returns in RBase as 2.56 I cannot change the Rbase database currency setting for significant reasons. Can one attach an ODBC table and change/specify the data type? I.E.  Can I attach the ODBC table and force the data type to be DOUBLE for the foreign currency column?
If so how?
Thanks,
Bob Thompson
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