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Re: Access 'field too long' error: msg#00020db.postgresql.general
Here's my view definition: View "v_cust_rev_by_month" Column | Type | Modifiers ---------------+-----------------------+----------- id | integer | cust_code | character varying(25) | date | date | month | text | total_uploads | integer | revenues | numeric | balance | numeric | In testing, if I create a new table from this view and don't include the numeric fields, it links to access ok. If include either of the numeric fields I get the 'field is too long' error. If I link the original table the view is derived from (the view is 3 steps removed from the original because it calls on views that call on views) I don't get the error. Here's the original table def. The revenues and balance fields above are derived from the price and amount fields. Column | Type | Modifiers ------------+------------------------+-------------------------------------- -------------- id | integer | not null default nextval('"invoice_id_seq"'::text) cust_code | character varying(25) | not null inv_no | character varying(15) | not null date | date | not null due | date | not null no_of_dist | integer | not null quantity | numeric(7,2) | not null descript | character varying(300) | not null price | numeric(7,2) | not null amount | numeric(7,2) | not null x_period | integer | not null x_no | integer | not null I can use ADO to grab the view data, but I need the recordset for a report -- and you can't set a report's recordset to an ADO source. Bummer. > I have succesfully linked the following table and view > in both MS Access 97 and 2000. > create table num_tbl(pk serial,n numeric(7,2),primary key (pk)); > create view num_vw1 sa select * from num_tbl; > I have had problems wiht indexes on 97 when used on fields it > couldn't have indexed. > If you post your table & view definition (as well as Access ver) > I'll see if it works for me or not. > - Stuart > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Randall Perry [mailto:rgp@xxxxxxxxxxx] >> Sent: 29 August 2002 18:31 >> To: pgsql-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx >> Cc: pgsql-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx >> Subject: [GENERAL] Access 'field too long' error >> >> >> Getting the error: >> The size of a field is too long >> >> From access when trying to link to a view. Discovered the >> problem field is >> of type numeric(7,2). But, if I try linking to the table the >> view is based >> on, I don't get the error. So, somehow this numeric field in >> a view looks >> different to Access than the same numeric field in a table. >> >> Any ideas? >> >> >> -- >> Randy Perry >> sysTame >> Mac Consulting/Sales >> >> http://www.systame.com/ >> >> >> >> ---------------------------(end of >> broadcast)--------------------------- >> TIP 6: Have you searched our list archives? >> >> http://archives.postgresql.org >> > -- Randy Perry sysTame Mac Consulting/Sales http://www.systame.com/ ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 1: subscribe and unsubscribe commands go to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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