RE: How to treat the SET type field?

"Bonnett, John" <[email protected]> Tue, 25 Feb 2014 09:46:15 +0800
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Hi Hirobon,

I was not aware of those multi-valued fields in Access.

I agree, I think the issue will be in the ODBC connector. ODBC is supposed =
to be a method for connecting to all sorts of databases and accordingly it =
mostly only supports things that are widely available. It looks in this cas=
e as if you might be able to get access to the MySQL SET/ENUM columns in Ac=
cess if the ODBC drive allowed it.

I have no experience modifying the ODBC driver. It is probably C++, which i=
s a language I have not worked with much. If you wanted to have a go, the f=
irst step would be to see if you could at least build a working version of =
the driver yourself. If you can do that, and get familiar with how it works=
, you could try modifying it to do what you want. To make it generally usef=
ul you would want any changes to not cause a problem for anyone not using A=
ccess as the client. That's how open source is supposed to work.

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Sent: Tuesday, 25 February 2014 11:57 AM
To: Bonnett, John; [email protected]
Subject: Re: How to treat the SET type field?

Hi John!

Thank you for your help. I also googled this issue. And I found this articl=
e.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access-help/using-multivalued-fields-in-q=
ueries-HA010149297.aspx?CTT=3D1
It says that access2007 can treat multivalued field.

I think this problem causes that MySQL/ODBC connector can not convert SET t=
ype field to Access2013 multivalued field.

If you know how to change the source code of ODBC driver, please tell me th=
at.

Thank you for any help.

hirobon.


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