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Hi everyone,

I'm working on a little program which will insert aircraft's current latitude and longtitude to a mysql database. I am using visual basic 6. In VB I get the position data from FSUIPC as DOUBLE data type. But when I try to insert these data to the database I get a type missmatch error. The data types in mysql are DOUBLE as well. I also tried decimal and float in mysql but I got the same error message. What's the problem here? If anyone knows the answer I'd appreciate your help

edit:

I get the position from FSUIPC using these codes:

Dim latitude as Double

Dim longtitude as Double

Dim FakeLat As Currency

Dim FakeLon As Currency

Dim dwResult As Long

Call FSUIPC_Read(&H560, 8, VarPtr(FakeLat), dwResult)

Call FSUIPC_Read(&H568, 8, VarPtr(FakeLon), dwResult)

Call FSUIPC_Process(dwResult)

latitude = FakeLat * 10000#

latitude = latitude * 90# / (10001750# * 65536# * 65536#)

longtitude = FakeLon * 10000#

longtitude = longtitude * 360# / (65536# * 65536# * 65536# * 65536#)

Thank you

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Ok I solved the problem.I tried to insert the value to the database using this sql:

rs.open "insert into table(latitude,longtitude) values (" + latitude + "," + longtitude + ")",connection, adOpenStatic, adLockOptimistic

I guess the problem was about the "+" symbols I used in the sql. I changed them with the "&" symbol and the problem is solved. Thank you

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