Hi, I have been working on a db that is running on a remote server (Linux) and a frontend-application in MsAccess2000. The application is installed on a terminal (win2000) server. The connection between the application and the db is done through odbc. This work fine, until one point, when it comes to the other users on the terminal-server. The system-administrator and myself are able to work properly with the application... other users can access all linked tables, but when an ado-object make a call to any stored procedure, the following error-message is presented: Unable to connect to datasource; -709 CONNECT; Database is not running. Which of course is not true. The db-user is authorized to make this call.
If I try the odbc out using "oracle odbc test" the very same situation and error-message occur. Since a normal user is able to connect to the db using Sql studio, leads my thinking to that there must be some sort of problem in the user-rights and the odbc. What is causing this, I really don't know. I need my application to be more than multi-administrator capable. Any hint will be most appreciated. Sincerely Per Andre _______________________________________________ sapdb.general mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listserv.sap.com/mailman/listinfo/sapdb.general
