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Dave Dawson
This question concerns the set up of an ODBC driver for
SQL Server.
A couple of years ago, I set up an ODBC driver for a
client with an IBM AS400 backend. The driver allowed the
user to attach to the AS400 in "Read Only" mode. This
allowed me to set up an attachment for the Application I
developed using "Read/Write" and an attachment for a "Read
Only" database for building user queries and reports.
I can't seem to do this for SQL Server. Am I missing
something or did the IBM ODBC driver have this
functionality built in?
Dave
SQL Server.
A couple of years ago, I set up an ODBC driver for a
client with an IBM AS400 backend. The driver allowed the
user to attach to the AS400 in "Read Only" mode. This
allowed me to set up an attachment for the Application I
developed using "Read/Write" and an attachment for a "Read
Only" database for building user queries and reports.
I can't seem to do this for SQL Server. Am I missing
something or did the IBM ODBC driver have this
functionality built in?
Dave