Before you all start, I know, MS Access is pants and I should be using
a "real" database. And I shall, once the "proof of concept" stage is
passed and I can migrate the existing data over to one. But for now
I'm stuck with it.
Right, that over, here's my plea: I'm trying to create a connecti
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Subject: [Zope] Newbie: MS Access ODBC connection strings
Before you all start, I know, MS Access is pants and I should be using
a "real" database. And I shall, once the "proof of
> i had a similar problem recently. my access DB was not showing up in the
> data sources list until i deleted the ODBC connection from windows control
> panel and recreated it - i guess i messed up the first time. make sure your
> DB shows up in the "User Data Sources" list in the ODBC Data Sourc
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From: Andy Gates <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: donderdag 18 mei 2000 11:24
Subject: [Zope] Newbie: MS Access ODBC connection strings
>Before you all start, I know, MS Access is pants and I should be using
>a &qu
