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Will this old Seagate Backup Exec run on Windows 2000 Professional??
For Windows 2000, you need Backup Exec version 4.4. I am not sure if this version was produced by Seagate Software or Veritas.- RHill7
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How do you delete ODBC database name?
Sounds like some list that the Pervasive ODBC driver setup is hanging on to. I was initially confused since I typically only have been dealing with the setups for MS-Access and SQL Server, neither of which maintain a drop down list. I would guess that the Pervasive ODBC setup is storing this... -
How do you delete ODBC database name?
Sorry, I thought that was too easy! I'm not sure where you are seeing this drop down list. Can you give me click by click instructions on finding it? Also, what version of Windows and ODBC (ADO) are you running? -
How do you delete ODBC database name?
Using the ODBC Administrator, you can delete DSNs. Launch the ODBC Administartor, highlight the desired DSN, and click the [Remove] button. On Win9x: Control Panel -> ODBC Data Sources On WinNT: Control Panel -> Data Sources (ODBC) On W2K/XP: Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Data...
