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ODBC and select count queries

ODBC and select count queries

2004-05-10       - By Ajit Aranha

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Hi,
I am using SQLExecDirect to ?select count(*) from sometable where
somecolumn=?somevalue??.

I get the error : SQL_ERROR - [SAP AG][SQLOD32 DLL][SAP DB] General
error;-7008 POS(162) Updates of this table not allowed (errcode -7008,
sql state "HY000")

Changing the count(*) to column name executes as expected. Is there any
workaround to this??
Regards,
Ajit
P.S:I?m using the latest 7.4 odbc driver.