How to test for NULL values in ADO Recordsets?

jsnayberk
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I am reading from an external SQL-Sever database and importing into NAV2009 SP1 classical.
I´m doing i.e.
Is there a way to test for NULL values in the recordset fields?
I allready tried to search the forum for solution. I found a posting recommending
Can anybody set me on the right track?
Regards
I´m doing i.e.
NAVTable.Name2 := ADORecSet.Fields.Item('Name2').ValueTrying to import a NULL-valued field from the ADO recordset into NAV is resulting an error because NAV can´t handle NULLs.
Is there a way to test for NULL values in the recordset fields?
I allready tried to search the forum for solution. I found a posting recommending
IF NOT IsNull(adoRS.Fields.Item(i-1)) THEN BEGINdoesn´t work because the IsNull-Function is not existing.
Can anybody set me on the right track?
Regards
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Josef Snayberk
Josef Snayberk
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I use this one:
IF FORMAT(ADORecSet.Fields.Item(ItxtFieldName).ActualSize) = FORMAT(0) THEN // NULL-value EXIT('');
Regards,Alain Krikilion
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