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  • Ambassador

    linked tables

    I have access tables which are linked to SQL database by ODBC
    connection. By using Access, i can easily see my table contents. but
    when i am using ASP, i con not. I am getting this error message

    Microsoft JET Database Engine (0x80004005)
    ODBC--connection to 'SQL ServerMYDATABAS E' failed.

    windows 2000, access XP, and sql 2000

    Please help me.
    Thank you
  • Trevor Best

    #2
    Re: linked tables

    Ambassador wrote:
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    > I have access tables which are linked to SQL database by ODBC
    > connection. By using Access, i can easily see my table contents. but
    > when i am using ASP, i con not. I am getting this error message
    >
    > Microsoft JET Database Engine (0x80004005)
    > ODBC--connection to 'SQL ServerMYDATABAS E' failed.
    >
    > windows 2000, access XP, and sql 2000[/color]

    From your ASP page, you should link directly to the SQL Server to get
    at it's tables and not to the Access MDB.

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    • Ben Sen

      #3
      Re: linked tables



      But I would like to access my access stored queries which are related to
      SQL system. if i find a solution it will be very easy for me to create
      queries with access. is ther any chance on sql to create that kind if
      queries by mouse :)?

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      • Trevor Best

        #4
        Re: linked tables

        Ben Sen wrote:
        [color=blue]
        >
        > But I would like to access my access stored queries which are related to
        > SQL system. if i find a solution it will be very easy for me to create
        > queries with access. is ther any chance on sql to create that kind if
        > queries by mouse :)?
        >
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        > Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it![/color]

        Using Enterprise Manager or an Access ADP, yes.

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        • Ben Sen

          #5
          Re: linked tables

          Hi Trevor;

          I serched on the net and i could't find any samle about how to connect
          ADP queries by ASP. Also I think developing queries by ADP is diffent
          than MDB file. Yesterday I was working on ADP file first time.

          If you have any sample about coonection ADP queries to ASP.
          Please send it to me.
          Thank you for your helping.



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          • Trevor Best

            #6
            Re: linked tables

            Ben Sen wrote:[color=blue]
            > Hi Trevor;
            >
            > I serched on the net and i could't find any samle about how to connect
            > ADP queries by ASP. Also I think developing queries by ADP is diffent
            > than MDB file. Yesterday I was working on ADP file first time.
            >
            > If you have any sample about coonection ADP queries to ASP.
            > Please send it to me.
            > Thank you for your helping.
            >
            >
            >
            > *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com ***
            > Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it![/color]

            No, you use the ADP to create the Views. then use ASP to connect to the
            SQL Server to open the views. DO NOT CONNECT TO THE ACCESS DATABASE FROM
            ASP!!!!!!

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