FIX: CreateRecordset Method of Datafactory Fails w/ Text Field

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Steps to Reproduce Behavior

1. Open a new Standard .exe project in Visual Basic. Form1 is created by default.
2. Add a Command button to the form.
3. From the Project menu, click References, and then select both of the following references:
   • Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 1.5 or 2.0 Recordset Library
   • Microsoft Remote Data services server 1.5 or 2.0 Library
   NOTE: These libraries can be mistaken for the following libraries by accident:
   
   
   • Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 1.5 or 2.0 Library
   • Microsoft Remote Data Services 1.5 or 2.0 Library
4. Paste the following code in the Code window:

      Private Sub Command1_Click()
   
       Dim blankrec As New DataFactory
        Dim rst As ADOR.Recordset
        Dim Record(0) As Variant
        Dim Col1(3) As Variant
        Dim str As String, i As Long
   
        ' Use the RDSServer.DataFactory to create an empty
        ' recordset. It takes an array of variants where
        ' every element is another array of
        ' variants, one for every column required in the
        ' recordset.
   
        ' The elements of the inner array are the column's
        ' name, type, size and nullability.
   
        Col1(0) = "Text1"
        Col1(1) = CInt(adLongVarChar)
   
        ' For our first pass this line remains uncommented to produce
        ' the error.
   
        Col1(2) = 32768  'In order to pass a 32KB string.
   
        ' The following, when uncommented, creates the recordset without
        ' the error.
   
        'Col1(2) = 256
   
        Col1(3) = True
        Record(0) = Col1
   
        Set rst = blankrec.CreateRecordSet(Record) ' You get an error here
                                                   ' when col2(2) > 32767.
        For i = 1 To 1024   ' Build a 2MB string.
         str = str & String(2000, "x")
        Next i
   
        rst.AddNew
        rst(0) = str
        rst.Update
   
        Debug.Print rst(0).ActualSize 'To prove that the field holds
                                      'the 2MB string.
      End Sub
   					

5. Press the F5 key to run the example. Click Command1.
6. The following error appears:
   Invalid Procedure Call.
7. Uncomment this line of Code:

         Col1(2) = 256 and comment  Col1(2) = 32768

8. Press the F5 key to run the example. Click Command1. In the Debug window the value is 2048000 bytes. The value proves that the recordset contains a text field with 2MB of data even though the size of the field is set to 256 bytes.