I'm using this construction on an Access Memo field:
....
Dim prm as ADODB.Parameter
....
Set prm = cmd.createParam eter("myParam", adLongVarWChar, 0, Me.myParam)
cmd.Parameters. Append prm
....
(I have also tried it with adLongVarChar)
I get an error saying the parameter object is not defined corectly.
Also, should this be able to handle the passing of a null field?
Any help is appreciated
lq
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