> Its not exactly clear what you are trying to do. But I'll take a guess at it.
> In the postgres database, the "amount" field is obviously of type money. The
> sql statement, which I haven't seen, is probably trying to do an expression on
> that column. Unfortunately, you can't easily do expressions on a money field in
> Postgres, without casting it or something like that. And since the Jet is just
> sending the statement, it isn't going to work. (I know you mentioned quotes,
> but the error message above suggests this has nothing to do with quotes -- it is
> some expression that is killing it. And besides, if it were a quote thing, the
> error message would have been different.)
I'm assuming the error was caused by the Jet passing a float on
the update. It probably has something to do with DAO. I tested
ODBCDirect using a SQL Insert and was able to pull it off (with the
quotes).
>
> I recommend forgetting about the money type, and just stick with float for now.
> When we have full Numeric() support, then you can use a SQL_NUMERIC or
> SQL_DECIMAL to get the right precision. You will not be able to use dollar
> signs and commas, but I don't think that is a show stopper, is it?
<snip>
I was just asking if the Money type could be converted to the
appropriate type (SQL_NUMERIC according to my docs) so that I could
bind the column to a control, as well as just generally use DAO to
manipulate the data, thereby making it easier to use any DBMS with
little mods. If I have to wait for the Numeric type implementation, I
can probably handle that :).
Thanks,
Bill