The ODBC link you're looking for is http://home.att.net/~niceman/
The first nine fields in the table must be exactly as Imail specifies. Then
you can add other fields after that. Be sure that the Imail services start
under a user that has permissions to the table.
USERID - varchar(31)
PASSWORD - varchar(31)
FULLNAME - varchar(63)
USERDIR - varchar(255)
MAILADDR - varchar(255)
MAXSIZE - integer
MAXMSGS - integer
FLAGS - integer
TYPE - integer
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Jeffrey Marsh
Guns don't kill people; exit wounds do. --Bill Plymton
-----Original Message-----
From: Andrews, Bryan (CCI-Atlanta) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2000 8:30 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: [IMail Forum] SQL7 help
Could anyone who has had success using SQL7 comment on this?
I searched the knowledge-base looking for the most recent info on using
SQL7 which is apparently still 'unsupported'.
-I know there was an issue where the dll would not reconnect to the SQL
database if there was a loss of connectivity... is there a more recent
version of the dll that overcomes this problem?
-I know with access I had problems getting imail to work in a table that was
not created by it so I let imail create the table and then added the other
fields I needed. Must I do this with SQL7?
Any formulas for success on this are appreciated... I'm willing to Con$ult
on this if need be...
Thanks,
Bryan Andrews
Senior Web Administrator
Cox Communications, Inc.
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