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SQL Server, VFP and corrupted cursors
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From
17/06/1998 17:53:25
Bob Lucas
The WordWare Agency
Alberta, Canada
 
 
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17/06/1998 09:30:46
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Client/server
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00109041
Message ID:
00109304
Views:
21
>I have a process that joins two tables wihtin a SQL Server
>stored procedure and the result set is pulled down to a
>VFP 5.0a cursor. The size of the result set is 200 records.
>
>We noticed that the VFP cursor is irratically being
>corrupted after being queried via joins. The cursor has read/write
>capabilities, but is never written to (no edits or adds).
>Two index tags are added to the cursor.
>
>The time this was investigated, about 60 of the 200 records
>were corrupted as follows: All numeric type fields went to
>0 and all character are CHR(0).
>
>Anyone else experienced this or have a solution?
>
>
>Tom Bellmer


I ran into a similar sort of problem about a year ago. I think some of the fields had garbage characters or CHR(0) but when I ran the same query through Isql/w it retrieved the data correctly. I believe the problem was with the ODBC driver and I updated it. I think the driver is SQLSVR32.DLL The one I have is version 2.65.0240.
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