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Thanks a lot. That was just the solution I was looking for.
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Thanks a lot. That was just the solution I was looking for.

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I have just brought a couple of development machines back to Australia from the UK. On one of them I changed the locale in the Windows regional settings to English (Australia). Immediately I stopped getting and any values in err.Description or Errors(i).Description when using the SQLOLEDB.1 as my data provider (no change if I used MSDASQL.1).<br />
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Has anyone got any ideas what settings need changing to make this work in a locale other than English(United States) and English(United Kingdom)?
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I have just brought a couple of development machines back to Australia from the UK. On one of them I changed the locale in the Windows regional settings to English (Australia). Immediately I stopped getting and any values in err.Description or Errors(i).Description when using the SQLOLEDB.1 as my data provider (no change if I used MSDASQL.1).

Has anyone got any ideas what settings need changing to make this work in a locale other than English(United States) and English(United Kingdom)?

ADO errors in the Australia language

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