S
Sarasotason
I have a large workbook with imbedded data transfer macros using ODBC to a
AS400 , the client pc is running I series client access. The problem is the
400 is now using Kerberos and the Excel prompts for ID password that the
user no longer has. The user name is the last person to have successfully
connected, so I know it is coming from the excel workbook... Looking for a
way to stop the workbook from remembering log on and use the Kerberos as the
ODBC driver is set to use. HELP this work book is a monster of macros and
formulas not something that can be easily recreated.
AS400 , the client pc is running I series client access. The problem is the
400 is now using Kerberos and the Excel prompts for ID password that the
user no longer has. The user name is the last person to have successfully
connected, so I know it is coming from the excel workbook... Looking for a
way to stop the workbook from remembering log on and use the Kerberos as the
ODBC driver is set to use. HELP this work book is a monster of macros and
formulas not something that can be easily recreated.