SQL & how different databases implement it

Have you received the following error:

Error Type:
OraOLEDB (0x80040E4B)
Accessor is not a parameter accessor.

This is from an ASP application running against an Oracle database. Here is how I fixed this problem in my application:

The problem was due to excessive digits in a number being returned by an Oracle SQL SELECT statement. To fix it, I changed the SQL statement so that it used the Oracle ROUND function to remove some of those digits, e.g.:

change:

SELECT fees / days
FROM timesheet

to:

SELECT ROUND(fees / days, 3)
FROM timesheet