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Are you sure that the Data Type for the field &quot;CODE&quot; is &quot;Character&quot;, it seems to me that it is a &quot;Numeric&quot; field.
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Are you sure that the Data Type for the field "CODE" is "Character", it seems to me that it is a "Numeric" field.

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..also, just make sure that strCode is a character string.
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..also, just make sure that strCode is a character string.

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Adjusted points from 15 to 20
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My program code,<br />
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objCms.Find &quot;code = &quot;&nbsp;&amp; strCode<br />
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objcms is recordset reading from FoxPro dbf file. &quot;code&quot; field in dbf table is characters(6) datatype. And strCode in VB is string datatype. The system gives an error message saying &quot;Type mismatch..&quot;. How can I solve this type mismatch problem?
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My program code,

objCms.Find "code = " & strCode

objcms is recordset reading from FoxPro dbf file. "code" field in dbf table is characters(6) datatype. And strCode in VB is string datatype. The system gives an error message saying "Type mismatch..". How can I solve this type mismatch problem?

Data Type of Character in FoxPro and VB datatype

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