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Subject: MS Access 2000 and MySQL
> Hello,
>
> I cre
Hello,
I created a blank table in MS Access 2000 for recieving data from mysql
and tried to compile importsql.txt in Access module but I still got the
error saying "user defined-type not defined". I copy pasted exportsql.txt
to the module and got the same error.
I have a coworker who told me sh
At 15:12 12/02/2001 -0500, WJ McEachran wrote:
Hi!
MySQL doesn't support Windows clustered servers because besides
the transaction feature is necessary the development of the
resource manager to have the fail over.
Regards,
Miguel
>I've just been exposed to Access 2000 :-(
>I'd be interested in a
WJ McEachran schrieb:
>
> I've just been exposed to Access 2000 :-(
> I'd be interested in any comments about using Access 2000 as a front-end
> for MySQL (this isn't _my_ choice).
>
> How is it done? What are the pitfalls?
>
> Please c.c. me directly as I'm in the process of resubscribing to t
I've just been exposed to Access 2000 :-(
I'd be interested in any comments about using Access 2000 as a front-end
for MySQL (this isn't _my_ choice).
How is it done? What are the pitfalls?
Please c.c. me directly as I'm in the process of resubscribing to this list.
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Bill McEachran
