Re: Serbian (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Moskvichev Nikolay wrote:
Hello, Bob Barrows [MVP]
03.05.2007 15:55 you wrote:
Moskvichev Nikolay wrote:
Hello,

WindowsXP SP2

Code snippet below works perfectly in Serbian Latin or Serbian
Cyrillic locales, but in Serbian (Bosnia and Herzegovina) both Latin
and Cyrillic locales it gives "The Microsoft Jet ... could not find
the object 'Name'" code 80040E37.

I don't have much to offer except to ask if the code works if you
don't use a reserved keyword (Name) as the field name?


Changing field name don't help.


Oh, and which line of code is raising the error?


oRecordset.Open sSQL, oConnection, adOpenStatic, adLockOptimistic


Really this is problem in my application, where Jet used as backend,
and i can remember at least one more locale causes same error. I can
create new database, create table, get metadata, but can't execute
query. Three days lost on replacing backend to embedded Firebird. :-(

Sorry, but I have no experience with internationalization issues so I
cannot help. Perhaps you can get Steve Leban's attention in one of the
Access groups. I haven't been to those groups in a while, so I don't
know if he even frequents those groups anymore, but I do remember that
he was the expert in internationalization issues.
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