Hello all, is there any limitation how many simultanous sessions a single user can open and how can I change this (I didn't find a possibility to change)?
I'm asking this, because I've been run into the same error a lot of times in different circumstances. I'm using Access 97 as frontend and if I open for example two objects (one connection and one database object) I get the error 'the ODBC-Call for <MyDB> failed'. I'm also running into the same problem if I open a bound form (the tables are linked) which has one/some unbound combo-boxe(s) which are filled through SQL-statements. Or I have open a bound form and I try to open a linked table. Or if I tried to export 2 Access tables to SAP-DB it always failed on the second table. I had to close and reopen my database for every table I wanted to export. I forgot to mention, before I get the ODBC-Call error, the ODBC-driver Input form pops up. I think it's SAPDB related, since I can't open a SQL-Studio-Session, if I have Access open and the tables linked. Regards Peter _______________________________________________ sapdb.general mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listserv.sap.com/mailman/listinfo/sapdb.general
