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I believe the problem was resolved, although I can't recall how. The company where I worked that had this problem, has sonce closed, so I am sorry I can't be of much help. Thanks, Mike

Hi, I am finding the same problem. Anybody have an answer for this one? Thanks, Mike

Thanks guys, I am glad its not just me. I am using this on our Intranet also. We have an IBM iSeries that contains all of our billing and customer data. We also have a Windows 2K server with an Oracle DB. I have an Access database that can run a local query joining tables from both systems...

I am getting a little confused on this one. It will let me show the tables, but not access them? I am gathering there is now orkaround for this. Should I try using .vbs?

Sheco, When I add this: strSQL = "select * from foo" set rsData = ocn.execute(strSQL) Do While not rsData.EOF rsData.movenext Loop I get: Technical Information (for support personnel) Error Type: Microsoft JET Database Engine (0x80004005) ODBC--connection to 'bllib400' failed...

The table "foo" shows up.

Sheco, No it says the table does not exits. Error Type: Microsoft JET Database Engine (0x80040E37) The Microsoft Jet database engine cannot find the input table or query 'blploct'. Make sure it exists and that its name is spelled correctly.

Sheco, Sorry, I'm a little confused. What did you convert to a .vbs?

Sheco, Yes I have. I have tried accessing BLLIB400_foo & foo. Always the same result, cannot find table. Mike

Sheco, They are part of the Access DB. I have an Access DB that has linked tables to an IBM Server, and an Oracle DB. Locally in Access the query runs fine. I need to run this from the Web page. I didn't really want to have a SQL that queries two different ODBC connections if I could help...

Hi, I have an Access 2000 database that contains both local (tblTableName1) and linked (SERVER1_TableName2) tables. Using .ASP I can access the local tables fine, but when I try to access the linked tables, it displays the following: The Microsoft Jet database engine cannot find the input...

We just received 3 new tablet pc's. We are running exchange 2000. How do you allow users to use the tablet as their only pc, or more specifically how to download the outlook data to the tablet, and then sync upon return tyo the office? Thanks, Mike

Thanks for the response. I didn't think so since all the printers are local to the Terminal Server. Mike

Hello, We have replaced our antique 95 systems with thin clients. They are setup fine and have printers connected using LPD. The printers work fine. Now what I am trying to do is have the default printer set based on the terminal they are logged into. The following appears to set the printer...

Hi, This sounds like a neat concept. Did you ever find out anything on this? Mike

tbissett, Thanks, I just resolved this about 10 minutes ago. I had the access-list commands correct, but had forgotten all about the NAT issue. Once I issued a static for our internal client to the outside, everything is fine. Thanks, Mike

Hello, I am trying to get access from inside to a Nortel Aventail VPN server on the outside. Here is what I found on the AVentail site. IPSEC ESP Prtocol: IP Protocol 50 IKE Protocol: UDP Port 500 What do I need to add to the acl_out access-list? Thanks, Mike

Jim, After running thru the procedure in Microsoft article 271071, I ended up completely removing IIS, then reinstalling. Then I setup the websites again. That appeared to fix the IWAM user rughts problem. By chance, is your administrator account renamed? I am gathering this is what causes...

Jim, Yes, totally. Please search for ordinal 175 error in this forum for more details. Please let me know if you have any questions. I have 11 hours experience with this issue. Mike

The Microsoft article 119467 provides detailed instructions for creating a bootable floppy for an NTFS or FAT partition. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-S;119467 Mike