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43fan
Cindy,
I post this directly to you because you were the only one to answer my
previous post about the ODBC problem. I've checked and I am running the
most recent driver. I'm the guy with the FP2.6 databases that I want to
link to from Access.
If I just link them using the internal driver for Access(for dbase files)
everything seems to work fine. I can add/change data in an Access form(or
directly in the table for that matter). But, if I use ODBC, I can "see" the
data if it's been added/changed in Foxpro, but I can't add new records, or
change existing data through an Access form(nor directly in the table view).
What could be causing this? Or, is it just a function that ODBC won't allow
with FP databases that old?
Thanks!
Shawn
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It's not just based on number of championships won. Richard Petty won
200 races and 7 Daytona 500s in his 30+ year driving career. He also has
the most top-5s (555), top-10s (712), poles (126), laps completed
(307,836), laps led (52,194), races led (599) and consecutive races won
(10 in 1967) of any driver in NASCAR history.
I post this directly to you because you were the only one to answer my
previous post about the ODBC problem. I've checked and I am running the
most recent driver. I'm the guy with the FP2.6 databases that I want to
link to from Access.
If I just link them using the internal driver for Access(for dbase files)
everything seems to work fine. I can add/change data in an Access form(or
directly in the table for that matter). But, if I use ODBC, I can "see" the
data if it's been added/changed in Foxpro, but I can't add new records, or
change existing data through an Access form(nor directly in the table view).
What could be causing this? Or, is it just a function that ODBC won't allow
with FP databases that old?
Thanks!
Shawn
--
It's not just based on number of championships won. Richard Petty won
200 races and 7 Daytona 500s in his 30+ year driving career. He also has
the most top-5s (555), top-10s (712), poles (126), laps completed
(307,836), laps led (52,194), races led (599) and consecutive races won
(10 in 1967) of any driver in NASCAR history.