Kevin,
I think you're right in that it's the /n causing the problem. And it's not just VFP backends, it happens with SQL Server also (and probably others). Yes, you can code around it by converting all the /n's before you send the data to the backend.
~~Bonnie
>This isn't really an ado.net question, but I didn't know where to put it.
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>I have a winforms apps that's using VFP data and the newest OLE DB Provider.
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>I have a screen with an edit box, that eventually gets saved to a memo field in the VFP database file.
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>If the user enters some text and then hits
and enters some more text in the edit box...the update back to the database table fails with an OLE DB exception error.
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>I'm guesing it's because there's a '\n' in the string that gets posted back.
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>Has anyone run into this? Can I code around it?
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>Thanks,
>Kevin
