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Setting up ODBC Connection
Ok, so If I'm following correctly, all I have to do is link the tables initially, and if the ODBC driver is installed on the computer, then it will work? I already have the tables linked on the development copy of the DB, and when inside the firewall, I can access the tables....Now, if I were...- Plague1211
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Setting up ODBC Connection
Scriver, with your method, would I have to do that on each PC that the application would be running? CMM: For that to work, would I just have to change the first set up code Set SQL Server connection string used in linked table. sConnString = "ODBC;" & _ "Driver={SQL Server};"...- Plague1211
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Setting up ODBC Connection
I have a little app here that is linked using and ODBC connection...The driver is installed on the computer in which it will be used, but how do I go about setting something up so that it will always connect to the specified ODBC connection, and not having to go into Control Panel --->...- Plague1211
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