A simple way to get around having to handle Nulls in fields from recordset is to concatenate a zero length string at the end of the field value, as illustrated in the following example: txtCustomer.text = rst.Fields(
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A simple way to get around having to handle Nulls in fields from recordset is to concatenate a zero length string at the end of the field value, as illustrated in the following example: txtCustomer.text = rst.Fields(
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