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kelvinfun #1
ACCESS2000 DO NOT ALLOW NULL VALUE
HI
I use ASP with a Access2000 MDB as database, my asp has a
form, not all the fileds must fill.
When the form process input to Access, the Access do not
allow the field is ''(null)
How can I fix this ?
Thanks
Kelvin
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Ray at #2
Re: ACCESS2000 DO NOT ALLOW NULL VALUE
Change your field to accept nulls, or preferred, don't try to leave it null.
If you were inserting '', that would be fine. My guess - without seeing
your code - is that you are skipping the column in your INSERT, like:
table1:
ID (autonumber)
Firstname (text)
Lastname (text)
And you're doing:
INSERT INTO [table1] ([Lastname]) VALUES ('Lee')
instead of
INSERT INTO [table] ([Lastname],[Firstname]) VALUES ('Lee','')
Ray at home
"kelvinfun" <kelvinfun@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:f68901c38307$e2346480$a601280a@phx.gbl...> HI
>
> I use ASP with a Access2000 MDB as database, my asp has a
> form, not all the fileds must fill.
>
> When the form process input to Access, the Access do not
> allow the field is ''(null)
>
> How can I fix this ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Kelvin
>
Ray at Guest
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Bullschmidt #3
Re: ACCESS2000 DO NOT ALLOW NULL VALUE
In the Access table change the field's AllowZeroLength property to be Yes or
else convert Nulls to "" before saving to the table.
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