Thom
 
Look at the syntax of the SCONNECT command - it's looking for BOTH the userid AND the password, which in this case are the same.
 
Try
 
SCONNECT DatBase IDENTIFIED BY Money Money
 
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That is correct. The DB I am attached to is owner NONE. The DB I am SCONNECTing to is owner MONEY.  

Should they be the same or something? I never thought of that.

 

Thom

 

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First thought is that the database from which you're connecting has an owner password which is different from the database you're connecting to?

 

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Here are my ODBC statements

 

   SCONNECT DATBASE IDENTIFIED BY MONEY

   SATTACH Checks  AS DB_Checks  USING ALL

   SATTACH RCKDATA AS DB_RCKDATA USING ALL

 

On the SCONNECT I get no error. On each of the SATTACH commands I get the

following error.

 

-ERROR- Error message from server: [RBTI][R:BASE ODBC Driver][DATBASE]-ERROR- Unauthorized access to the table (2039) (2957)

 

Any thoughts??

 

Thomas Cimicato

 

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