the solaris version of cf doesn't have odbc connectivity to access, we run
cf on solaris here, we can access many db that runs on the solaris platform,
but not access as it requires nt. hope the new hosting company provides a
db on solaris.
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Dee Janssen
Web Developer
LESCO/LOGSA
256-955-9579
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-----Original Message-----
From: Christine Kelley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2001 2:22 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Access and Solaris
I'm going nuts!
We have a client who switched hosting of their site to
a company with virtual servers on Solaris (they just let us
know now and their site has all ready been down for a
day). This new hosting company they picked doesn't seem to
know anything about CF other than CF can be installed as an
add-on to their virtual servers. Basically, I went through
the process of installing CF via this company's website
(seemed fairly automated) and it seemed to go ok. When I
went to set up the datasource in the administrator, I
didn't see an Access driver. Our database is access so I'm
not sure what to do since I haven't dealt with Solaris
before. HELP! What is a virtual server anyway?
Thanks, Christine
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