HardingR2000
Programmer
I have an Access 2002 ADP which connects to a SQL Server 2000 database. The connections is established by going to FILE, CONNECTION, and entering the appropriate information in the Data Link Properties window.
I wanted to create a new ADP and establish the connection to the SQL Server database. I went through the FILE, CONNECTION and Data Link Properties specifications, but when the connection was established and the SQL Server stored procedures were presented in the Queries container they had double quotes around the query (stored procedure) name.
For example my original ADP had a query called Interconnect_Frm_sp (dbo).
The new ADP called that same query "Interconnect_Frm_sp" (dbo).
The double quotes are visual clutter and I would like to get rid of them if possible.
Did I do something wrong when establishing the connection? Will I have to use the double quotes when referencing the queries (stored procedures) in VBA code?
I wanted to create a new ADP and establish the connection to the SQL Server database. I went through the FILE, CONNECTION and Data Link Properties specifications, but when the connection was established and the SQL Server stored procedures were presented in the Queries container they had double quotes around the query (stored procedure) name.
For example my original ADP had a query called Interconnect_Frm_sp (dbo).
The new ADP called that same query "Interconnect_Frm_sp" (dbo).
The double quotes are visual clutter and I would like to get rid of them if possible.
Did I do something wrong when establishing the connection? Will I have to use the double quotes when referencing the queries (stored procedures) in VBA code?