Found a bug

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Alfred Malleier

Hallo Newsgroup

I have a dataset in VB.NET 2008.
In a MS Access 2000 DB I have a table with an autofield and a numeric field
of type 'decimal' with 3 decimal places.
If I drop the table from the Server Explorer to the dataset it creates me a
typed table.

Now, if I add rows and
if I assign 1 to the decimalfield, the update command functions normaly
If I assign 1.1 the update command functions, but the table contains 11
If I assign 0.1 the update command raises an exception


Windows Vista German, Regional settings: German.

I solved the problem by defining the field of type double in the update
command definition

I prepared a sample

Regards,

Alfred Malleier
 
Hi Alfred,

What is 0.1 in the German notation, this is definitly wrong.

1.1 can be seen as 1.100 but even that is really discusable.

Cor
 
Cor Ligthert[MVP]" said:
What is 0.1 in the German notation, this is definitly wrong.

1.1 can be seen as 1.100 but even that is really discusable.
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yes, 1.1 gives 11
and 0.1 raises an exception

Where can I report the bug?

Alfred M.
 
Alfred,

I don't know who is using that 0.1 in Germany, but at that place you should
in my idea report that bug.

In Germany it should be 0,1.

To be more exact, how is that 0.1 used.

Cor
 
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