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Subject:	Re: MS Access Linked Table Problem
From:	Susan Sutherland <[log in to unmask]>
Reply To:	PCSOFT - Personal Computer software discussion list <[log in to unmask]>
Date:	Tue, 29 Aug 2000 17:07:09 GMT
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I would read article Q180105 at the MS Knowledge Base,
http://search.support.microsoft.com/kb/c.asp

Among other things, it states that there is some "inaccurate information" in
the Help files about these topics (File formats that are supported in
linking, embedding, etc.). I have not used Access 2000 a great deal, but I
have had inconsistent results when trying to blend the 97 and 2000 formats.
I found it best to choose one or another and stick to it. Could there be an
ODBC data source or driver problem involved? If that article does not have
your answer, I would search some more in the Knowledge Base. If your answer
is anywhere, it's most likely there.

Susan Sutherland

> > When it doesn't work, what is the error message?
>No messages, the status bar on the bottom shows 'Link Table Wizard' for
>just
>a second or two then nothing.
>
> > Do your Office 97 machines have SR2 installed?
>Yes, same results after Office & SR2 reinstall (& WinNT4-SP6).  Tried to
>clean up register before reload, but no help.
>
> > Is Office 97 installed as a network application or
> > as separate installs running on each PC?
>Separate on each.
>
> > > I have a weird MS Access problem that I hope someone can,
> > > at least, point me
> > > toward a good resource for the answer.
> > >
> > > Step 1) I create a new database in Access97, I create a
> > > linked table, it works ok.  Close the new database.
> > > Step 2) I open a different database in Access97, that was created in
> > > Access2000 and converted to 'a prior Access version', it
> > > 'updates the modules' and life is good.  Everything in the converted
> > > database is as it should be.
> > > Step 3) I repeat Step 1 again to create a linked table, now
> > > it doesn't work.

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