Michael Maddison
michael.maddison at ddisolutions.com.au
Tue Feb 18 22:43:00 CST 2003
John, You would think so from the msg wouldn't you? I've checked and double checked. Apart from the explicit casts to cDbl I've also check the actual values returned by the query to the target table and there is nothing out of the ordinary. Ints look like ints and the doubles start at 0 and go to only a couple of hundred (428.9). I've never seen this error before! cheers Michael M Just off the top of my head... is that a long int trying to shoehorn into a decimal? If so, then the significant digits in front of (left of) the decimal place may have too many digits. Just a wag. John W. Colby Colby Consulting www.ColbyConsulting.com