RE: ODBC : trying to bind the bookmark column

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Please make sure:
1. SQLSetStmtAttr( SQL_ATTR_USE_BOOKMARKS ) is called.
2. Use SQLBindCol to bind the column #0 and columns you would like to update

There is a sample at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms712471(VS.85).aspx
(esp. the section: Performing Bulk Updates by Using Bookmarks)

Thanks,
Ming.
WDAC Team, Microsoft.

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"Leo" wrote:

Greetings .
My question is as follows . I have to do an Update of a row in a Table
(MSAccess) using SQLBulkOPerations (UPDATE_BY_BOOKMARK).
I have all the columns to update already bound , all I need is to bind the
"bookmark column" (that is , column 0, following MSDN instructions) .
Can I use the SQLBindCol () as I did with other columns ?
And which kind of buffer shoud I associate to the bookmark row ?
is there a code sample I can follow to solve this problem ?
Thank you in advance.

leo

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