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Access VB ODBC Connection to Oracle

Asked by teamsport in Oracle 9.x, Access Coding/Macros

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I have an application that is using Access 97 as the interface and using VB and  Microsoft ODBC driver to connect to an Oracle database via DNS machine that is in a different location.  I 'm looping through a ADO record set making some deletions to the recordset and then doing an updatebatch. This all works fine on the old server, we have since moved the application to a new server and have ported the Access application to Windows 2003, now we have to use an Oracles ODBC driver compliant to the company and during the updatebatch I get errors. I cannot switch drivers and have to use the Oracle ODBC driver. The error happens only during an update to one particular column in the table from the recordset, this is a numerial field and happens when updating a negative value to the field.Start Free Trial 
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Set .ActiveConnection = GLobals.OraAdoCnn
        .source = sql 
        .LockType = adLockBatchOptimistic
        .CursorType = adOpenKeyset
        .CursorLocation = adUseClient 
        .Open
 
    With rsFleet
        Set .ActiveConnection = GLobals.OraAdoCnn
        .UpdateBatch
    End With
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Zones: Oracle 9.x, Access Coding/Macros
Tags: Access VBA Oracle, Connection object cannot be explicitly closed while in a transaction, ODBC Conenction
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Solution Provided By: Badotz
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