Microsoft Access Query Tip to Convert a Text Field to Proper Case Provided by: Luke Chung, FMS President. Send Personalized Emails from Microsoft Access! Updated Microsoft Access to SQL Server Upsizing Center with whitepapers. Total Access Memo. Total Access Speller. Total Access Startup. Total Access Statistics. Text fields in Access web apps. Long Text In Access web apps, the Long Text field can store up to 2^30-1 bytes, and is equivalent to the SQL Server data type of nvarchar(max). If you want, you can set a character limit to prevent your users from using the full capacity of the field. You can’t store Rich Text in Access web apps.
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Hi,I'm using Access 2003 and I'm having a query problem (again) with a linked table in SQL Server 2005.Query:SELECT Left(Comments,2) AS CSR, Sum(Orders.FinalGrandTotal) AS GrandTotalFROM OrdersGROUP BY Left(Comments,2);'Orders' is a linked table in SQL Server 2005, and 'Comments' is a field name of the table Orders.When I run this query, I've the error message 'ODBC - Call Failed'. I've read that SQL Server doesn't like to use GROUP BY with the datatype Memo, and 'Comments' is defined as a Memo.I can't change its type directly in the database so I want to convert it in the query by using the function CstrNew Query:SELECT Left(Cstr(Comments),2) AS CSR, Sum(Orders.FinalGrandTotal) AS GrandTotalFROM OrdersGROUP BY Left(Cstr(Comments),2);But when I run this new query, I've another error message 'Data type mismatch in criteria expression'.Can anyone please help me?Thanks for your answerSeb RE: Convert datatype Memo to datatype Text.
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