Decimal precision change - MySQL & MS-Access



I have an app with a MySQL backend and MS-Access frontend. I have a
table on the database (tblTime) with three Decimal columns. When I
connect to the table through ODBC in Access, the precision comes
through correct (13,2). I created a view of a subset of the data from
the tblTime table. However, when I connect to this view through
Access, the precision of the decimal columns keeps setting to (14,0),
which results in a data truncation error. Does anyone have an idea how

to correct this?

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