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Moving tables from MS-Access to Orcale 10g changes double field types to Varchar2. Any ideas why and suggestions on how to get them to numerics? Thanks, Tim Mills-Groninger |
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Moving tables from MS-Access to Orcale 10g changes double field types to Varchar2. Any ideas why and suggestions on how to get them to numerics? Thanks, Tim Mills-Groninger |
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Moving tables from MS-Access to Orcale 10g changes double field types to Varchar2. Any ideas why and suggestions on how to get them to numerics? Thanks, Tim Mills-Groninger |
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Moving tables from MS-Access to Orcale 10g changes double field types to Varchar2. Any ideas why and suggestions on how to get them to numerics? Thanks, Tim Mills-Groninger |
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On Jun 11, 1:27 pm, timmg <tmillsgronin... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: Moving tables from MS-Access to Orcale 10g changes double field types to Varchar2. ... How are you "moving" the tables? The solution is to do the conversion properly and create the tables in Oracle the way you want them. * *Ed |
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On Jun 11, 1:27 pm, timmg <tmillsgronin... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: Moving tables from MS-Access to Orcale 10g changes double field types to Varchar2. ... How are you "moving" the tables? The solution is to do the conversion properly and create the tables in Oracle the way you want them. * *Ed |
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On Jun 11, 1:27 pm, timmg <tmillsgronin... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: Moving tables from MS-Access to Orcale 10g changes double field types to Varchar2. ... How are you "moving" the tables? The solution is to do the conversion properly and create the tables in Oracle the way you want them. * *Ed |
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On Jun 11, 1:27 pm, timmg <tmillsgronin... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: Moving tables from MS-Access to Orcale 10g changes double field types to Varchar2. ... How are you "moving" the tables? The solution is to do the conversion properly and create the tables in Oracle the way you want them. * *Ed |
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