convert function

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Milan Kuèera

Hi,
I need to get some numeric data converted to a string from Access through
Jet .
For example, it is exactly somethig I can easily write in MS SQL like this:
SELECT ... CONVERT(varchar, MyNumeric) FROM MyTable

On MSSQL it works perfectly, but on Access/Jet I cannot find the right
syntax for it.
Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance

Milan
 
SELECT CStr([MyNumeric]) AS MyAlias FROM MyTable

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Many thanks, surprisingly (for me) it really works.

Milan

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SELECT CStr([MyNumeric]) AS MyAlias FROM MyTable

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Milan Kuèera said:
Hi,
I need to get some numeric data converted to a string from Access through
Jet .
For example, it is exactly somethig I can easily write in MS SQL like
this:
SELECT ... CONVERT(varchar, MyNumeric) FROM MyTable

On MSSQL it works perfectly, but on Access/Jet I cannot find the right
syntax for it.
Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance

Milan
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Yes, if you're used to T-SQL, I'm sure it must look very strange to use a
VBA function in SQL, but that's how Jet works.

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Milan Kuèera said:
Many thanks, surprisingly (for me) it really works.

Milan

Brendan Reynolds said:
SELECT CStr([MyNumeric]) AS MyAlias FROM MyTable

--
Brendan Reynolds (MVP)
http://brenreyn.blogspot.com

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for
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Milan Kuèera said:
Hi,
I need to get some numeric data converted to a string from Access through
Jet .
For example, it is exactly somethig I can easily write in MS SQL like
this:
SELECT ... CONVERT(varchar, MyNumeric) FROM MyTable

On MSSQL it works perfectly, but on Access/Jet I cannot find the right
syntax for it.
Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance

Milan
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