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Blackberry Enterprise Server 4.0 Exchange (SBS) 2003 Often, the USB port will not appear in the Handheld Manager where I assign a handheld to a user. It will usually reappear after a reboot, but that seems a rather unprofessional solution to the problem. Ideas?

Bingo!. That was it. I had created the ODBC connection previously & was trying to set the primary key from within Access. Of course, it denies access to changing table structure, so I removed the link & re-created it with the PK as the unique field. Thank you so much.

Thanks for the responses. I will answer all three here. 1. The table has a primary key, and it is included in the view. 2. Select readonly from Syscat... returns "N" 3. I cannot define the primary key in Access because it is an ODBC-linked table, and I cannot change the structure. I tried the...

I created a view on a DB2 table (Select * from TableName) to allow me to open it via ODBC in Access. I cannot access the table directly from Access because there are too many indexes and over 256 fields. Even with GRANT ALL, the view remains read-only. Ideas on why a view would be read-only...

BES in conjunction with Exchange 2000 as part of SBS 2K server. We have a public folder contact list that is maintaned by a user in the office. The rest of the users have read-only access to the public folder to prevent inadvertent deletions/changes. Using the BB desktop, this folder is added...

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Thank you. The Silent mode in the DSN worked. That is the quick solution, but evidently not the fast solution. Now I'm curious about why the pass-through query would be so much faster. Is this always the case when compared to ODBC linked tables, or just with the ProvideX ODBC driver?

I have an Access app that exports data from MAS90 to a text file. I have it fully automated except one thing: the MAS90 authentication always pops up asking for company name, user ID, & password. How can I embed this in the ODBC connection?

Thanks. It makes sense that it would be faster, but I'm a little light on backup knowledge here. A couple of times, I have had to restore just a portion of one user's mailbox to get back some deleted messages, which brings up two questions: 1. Wouldn't this be somewhat more difficult from just...

Just getting back to this issue. I think the culprit is in the Exchange mailbox backup (not sure if this is what you referred to as brick level). Throughput was down to 20 MB/min, whereas the Exchange Store was closer to 200 MB/min, as were the System State and file system portions of the...

For the last couple of months, my BE 9 SBS on Win 2K SBS has been running very slowly. It takes from 6 - 8 hours to backup around 50 GB. It used to take perhaps half that, and it began rather suddenly. This is on a Dat1 40/80 drive in a Dell PE server using hardware compression only. Any idea...

I just migrated a system from DB2 7.1 to 8.2. One of the offline backup jobs I ran after the migration is evidently stuck or corrupted. Now it is just sitting there in the 8.2 Task Center. I cannot Remove it because it is "currently running", and there is no Cancel option. When I Show Progress...