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    Glenn_Suggs is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Data type Error

    This is probably a very unusual question. At least I've never seen this before. It appears that the ODBC connections I'm using to read Oracle data have begun to see certain data types incorrectly. For instance, there is a field called ObjectID which has always been interpreted and used as numeric. Recently, however, after an upgrade to Oracle 12C, these same fields (and a few others) are coming into my Access applications as text. This, of course, causes problems since these fields are key to queries that are crucial to data manipulations throughout several apps. I have found that I can convert the text fields back to numeric and store the data locally (in Access) but this messy and quite time-consuming and tedious.



    Does anyone know what could be causing this problem? I just want the data back to the types as they are defined in Oracle itself but it seems the ODBC connections have different plans.

    Thanks in advance.

    Glenn

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    CJ_London is online now VIP
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    if you have upgraded Oracle, have you upgraded the ODBC? Suggest look online for the ODBC version for you current version of Oracle

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    we had something similar, you should also upgrade your ODBC software driver for this new Oracle, then reconnect the tables.
    that helped us.

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    Glenn_Suggs is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Thanks for the help. I'm in the process of getting the ODBC upgraded now.

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