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MIssing Decimal in Linked Tables

Hello,

I have linked to an Oracle table using Access 2003. The Oracle table
contains a PRICE field which has decimal data such as 15.50. When
querying this data with Access, 1550 is displayed. The decimal place
is missing!
On my other computer which has Access 2002, 15.50 is correctly
displayed.

What could be the issue? Any info would be appreciated.

Thank you,
H

Aug 24 '07 #1
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