grosspeter144
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Changing the Windows 11 Regional Separator setting to the pipe character (|) from a comma (,) results in access queries syntax errors.
For flat file exporting purposes, I changed the Windows 11 Regional Settings Separator Character from a comma to a pipe character. As a result and independently, all Access queries that used commas as separators had their query string commas changed to a pipe characters.
For example, a query with the string Iif([Field] = "Value", True, False) was changed to Iif([Field] = "Value"| True| False). The queries still run, but generate syntax errors when attempting to edit.
Changing the Regional setting back to a comma resolved the Access query edit problem.
Has Microsoft commented on this? Have others experienced this issue?
For flat file exporting purposes, I changed the Windows 11 Regional Settings Separator Character from a comma to a pipe character. As a result and independently, all Access queries that used commas as separators had their query string commas changed to a pipe characters.
For example, a query with the string Iif([Field] = "Value", True, False) was changed to Iif([Field] = "Value"| True| False). The queries still run, but generate syntax errors when attempting to edit.
Changing the Regional setting back to a comma resolved the Access query edit problem.
Has Microsoft commented on this? Have others experienced this issue?