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can't write a decimal to a recordset in VB 5.0
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When I enter a decimal into a field by the time it gets written to a recordset it has been changed to zero if the value is less than one and it is rounded up if the value is greater than one.
Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?
please check the datatype of that field in your database and check their properties if how many decimal have set.
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