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Trevor Williams
I have an Access database containing number fields with default values
set to null. There is no data in those fields when uploaded to my
website.
When I use the Database Editor on the website, those fields are
displayed as empty, as expected. When the record is edited all those
fields fill with zeroes even when I have not changed them during the
editing session, i.e. each default null value is automatically
overwritten with zero.
For the application I am using, sports scores, zero and null are not
the same! Zero is "no score" and null is "not yet played".
Working around this by using text fields instead of number fields
gives complications with calculations further down the line.
All suggstions appreciated.
Trevor
set to null. There is no data in those fields when uploaded to my
website.
When I use the Database Editor on the website, those fields are
displayed as empty, as expected. When the record is edited all those
fields fill with zeroes even when I have not changed them during the
editing session, i.e. each default null value is automatically
overwritten with zero.
For the application I am using, sports scores, zero and null are not
the same! Zero is "no score" and null is "not yet played".
Working around this by using text fields instead of number fields
gives complications with calculations further down the line.
All suggstions appreciated.
Trevor