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I have an SQL back-end with and Access front end. A table in my SQL db has
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more to this table unless I convert that field from INT to BIGINT. Of
course, Access doesn't seem to know what a BIGINT is... suggestions?

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small test:

sql Code:






Original
- sql Code




declare @i int, @d datetime
declare @t table (id int identity, dt datetime, bd binary(8), bi bigint)
set @i=1
set @d = getdate()
while @i between 1 and 20
begin
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@d,
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set @d = dateadd(mi, @i, @d)
set @i=@i+1
end

select *
from @t
order by bi






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[Code] ....

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evFieldVal          
(No column name)
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[Code] ....

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