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I have an old school database that I need to link to. All the odbc
connectivity exists. I am able to run Crystal Reports on the database and
extrapolate data at will...I'm trying to replace some of those Crystal
Reports (which are time consuming to keep up to date) with an Access
form/report. The problem I have is that the original database (which has
widespread distribution and therefore not an option to be replaced by my soon
to be great database) has more than 255 fields and therefore I am unable to
pull all the data from the original database. Yes of course I do happen to
need field 256 but I'm unable to distinguish which fields I want when I odbc
link to it from Access. If anyone has any ideas or suggestions on how I can
pull that 256'th (and higher) field to use in my database I would appreciate
it.
Thanks
Raúl
connectivity exists. I am able to run Crystal Reports on the database and
extrapolate data at will...I'm trying to replace some of those Crystal
Reports (which are time consuming to keep up to date) with an Access
form/report. The problem I have is that the original database (which has
widespread distribution and therefore not an option to be replaced by my soon
to be great database) has more than 255 fields and therefore I am unable to
pull all the data from the original database. Yes of course I do happen to
need field 256 but I'm unable to distinguish which fields I want when I odbc
link to it from Access. If anyone has any ideas or suggestions on how I can
pull that 256'th (and higher) field to use in my database I would appreciate
it.
Thanks
Raúl