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MS Access fields Not null, VS Web 2005 shows Nullable True

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Hello Gang!

I have just sucked in an Access database into a Visual Studio 2005 application. The table fields themselves were constructed to have Not Null values, but the Database Explorer within Visual Studio 2005 shows Nullable = True while the fields in my access table report Is Not Null

What do you make of it?

Thanks for your help!
Jan 6 '08 #1
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Dököll
2,364 Expert 2GB
Hello Gang!

I have just sucked in an Access database into a Visual Studio 2005 application. The table fields themselves were constructed to have Not Null values, but the Database Explorer within Visual Studio 2005 shows Nullable = True while the fields in my access table report Is Not Null

What do you make of it?

Thanks for your help!
Actually, this should probably go to ASP, would you add there, please:-)
Jan 6 '08 #2

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