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Default Datatype Error on Insert

I'm trying to update records in an Oracle DB with records from an Access db, but I'm getting an error saying that I can only update Long Recordtype to Long Columns. The majority of the fields are Text in Access, and VarChar2 in the Oracle table, or they are numeric. How can I change the datatype of the insert record before i's inserted? Say, from adLongVarWChar to adVariant.

I appreciate any help, Thanks.






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