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How to refresh table link in 123

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I have an ODBC linking 123 to an approach .dbf I am using the add-in DQAUI. The 123 file works fine on my machine. When I send to file to a colleague, he can't see any "Query" menus that relate to the table link. How do I get the DQAUI tables to show up again ?
 
The DBF file must, of course, be on the new computer along with your lotus file. I use R5 with its native query commands, not the R9.x add-in, but I think the principles are the same. You need to establish the connection on the new machine. Here is macro syntax that I think works in R9.x as well:

{DATABASE-CONNECT "dBASE_IV";;;;"C:\MYDOCU~1";;;;"BOOK1";"EXCEL"}

In this example, we have: {DATABASE-CONNECT "[DRIVER]";;;;"[PATH]";;;;"[DBF FILE NAME]";"[TABLE NAME ASSIGNED]"}

There are other optional arguments that you may want or need to use, ie. password etc.

The full syntax is:

{DATABASE-CONNECT driver-name;[driver-user-id];[driver-password
];[connection-string];db-name;[db-user-id];[db-password];[owner-name];table-name;[range-name]}

Give this a try.

The query table object may need to be re-created as well after this connection is made. This would be done using the {QUERY-NEW} command.

If you prefer, there should be script equivalents to the above.
 
Thanks for this, does anyone know the lotus script equivalent of the above ??? Many Thanks
 
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