how to execute MS ACCESS 2007 SQL Query with more 260 characters.

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Hi,
I am using DAO in which I am trying to execute an SQL query in MS ACCESS 2007 containing more than 260 characters. And as such the query fails to execute. I need to execute an query which is more than 260 characters in length. I am using C/C++. Kindly help.

C++

static DAO::_DBEngine* pEngine = NULL;
static DAO::DatabasePtr pDbPtr = NULL;

_bstr_t dbFile ="C:\\ObjectInfo.accdb";

hr = CoCreateInstance(
        __uuidof(DAO::DBEngine),
        NULL,
        CLSCTX_ALL,
        IID_IDispatch,
        (LPVOID*)&pEngine);

if (SUCCEEDED(hr) && pEngine)
	 pDbPtr = pEngine->OpenDatabase(dbFile);

/*
....Created table
*/
 
_bstr_t query = "INSERT INTO mytable VALUES( 4,0,12289,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,"C:\TEST1\fld_L1","null","null","null","null")";

pDbPtr->Execute(query);

The above query will execute successfully if the length of query is <260 chars. But Fails on larger query.
Thank you.

Posted 28-Sep-11 22:23pm

VinayChoudhary99

Updated 2-Oct-11 23:39pm

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Mehdi Gholam 29-Sep-11 4:51am

DAO has no such limits on query size, you must be mistaken.

André Kraak 29-Sep-11 15:56pm

Please share any relevant code with us, seeing the code might us help understand the problem you are facing.

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VinayChoudhary99 · Accepted Answer · 2011-10-02T23:39:00

Solution 1

Hi guys, I solved my above problem by making following changes:

C#

DAO::_QueryDefPtr temp;
temp = pDbPtr->CreateQueryDef("",query);
temp->Execute();

Posted 2-Oct-11 23:39pm

VinayChoudhary99

Updated 2-Oct-11 23:40pm

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