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Jan 6, 2006

I am trying to store binary values (as decimal long integers) and then use bitwise comparisons to update the values. MS help suggest that the standard logical operators (And or etc) can do bitwise comparison as opposed to comparing boolean logical values for expressions; but I have found no way of making this work.

Is this possible? Any ideas. Doing it mechanically, by splitting the decimal into the relevant parts for any bit is very tedious!

Gibbo

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Binary Values In Access

Dec 6, 2006

Hi
I have a problem in binary type in access
I have some values that are between 1 to 32 byte
I want to specify the type of my field to something like "varbinary" such as SQL server but I have not this type
actually I used OLE object type but it doesn't like it.
for example when I use:

insert into t_t1(i,j) values(1,23)

while j's type is OLE object,
the row is inserted but I can not see the value of j column and I can not select on j column too for example

select * from t_t1 where j=23

has no result.

furthermore, I want to use hex values but I can not do it.

when I use


insert into t_t1(i,j) values(1,0xAD)

I got an error that says the type is mismatched

I know it may shows I expect unreasonably from access but please help me to find the solution

thanks for your attention

Best regard

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I'm gonna try to explain my problem.

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