Martin,
Thursday, February 14, 2002, 7:42:43 AM, you wrote:
MJ> You need to set access privileges for SQL server. try with this :
MJ> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON database.tables TO [EMAIL PROTECTED] \g
MJ> flush privileges \g
Martin, you are right, but i want to add that there is no need to run
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You need to set access privileges for SQL server. try with this :
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON database.tables TO [EMAIL PROTECTED] \g
flush privileges \g
mySQL prompt.
Try also to delete password from DNS on client machine.
(I'm maybe make a syntax error, look in mySQL manual for details).
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I'm running on almost the same setup as you, only using VFP as my frontend app.
Try setting up a User DSN on the client machines instead of a system DSN.
This might not be causing the problem, but setting it up this way works
great for me.
Cary
At 02:31 PM 2/13/02, Otto Saayman wrote:
>Hi there
