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Oki thnx this can be a good fix... but well there's not a way to set it to
the proper local symbol ?

"Mark Guerrieri" <mguerrieri@cmsgrp.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:410e625a$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> In BCB6, the AnsiString(double) constructor internally calls FloatToStr,
> which uses the value of the global variable DecimalSeparator to represent
> the decimal point.  Try something like this:
>
> double Value;
> char OldDecimalSeparator = DecimalSeparator;
> DecimalSeparator = '.';
> DataSet1->Filter = "FloatField<=" + AnsiString( Value );
> DecimalSeparator = OldDecimalSeparator;
> DataSet1->Filtered=true;
>
> Mark
>
> "Michele Santucci" <michele.santucci.nospam@nospam.celinavio.it> wrote in
> message news:410e51f0@newsgroups.borland.com...
> > I have a field of a record (MS Access MDB file) defined as double
> precision
> > I need to query it at runtime using the Filter Adodataset property
> > If I do something of this kind
> >
> > double Value;
> > DataSet1->Filter = "FloatField<=" + AnsiString( double );
> > DataSet1->Filtered=true;
> >
> > I always got no result since the decimal separator in my local (italian)
> is
> > different from the default one of AnsiString.
> > And then if Value=10.3 the Filter property is set to "FloatField<=10,3"
> > If I try to execute the query manually using the original 10.3 notation
> the
> > query give the expected results.
> >
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