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ADO Error Issue

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Question:

For some reason I am now getting the following type of response for my ADO SQL Errors. It tells me that "ODBC driver does not support the requested properties." Is there a way to get a more useful response? I am sure there used to be a useful response in the very recent past but I'm not sure what changed. I get this type of error any time my SQL script is wrong in some fashion. Example: Rather than telling me that the "mytable" table doesn't exist it gives me the above-mentioned response. Any ideas. I'm sure I'm overlooking something simple but I'm not sure what.

Answer:

I assume you checked into the ADO Error Object (derived from the Connection).

User Reply:

I've added this but it generates the exact same message.

If myConn.State > 0 Then
   cnt = myConn.Errors.Count
   message(cnt,myConn.Errors(0).Description)
EndIf

Answer:

So you seem to be saying that the ADO errorhandler and wb additionalinfo appear equivalent and neither makes any sense... sounds like the old Microsoft "Multi-step operation generated errors" catch all. Perhaps another ADOerror property like the SQLState gives a better clue.

User Reply:

I tried SQLState. It comes back as a zero every time.

Resolution:

Just to complete this thread in case anyone else encounters the same problem. Setting the CursorLocation to 3 fixed the problem.

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Article ID:   W17103

File Created: 2007:07:03:14:28:20

Last Updated: 2007:07:03:14:28:20