rsday, July 17, 2003 12:32 PM
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Subject: [PHP-DB] Access 95 ODBC Annoyance
I'll be the first to admit this is a rather backwards system and prone
to be illogical, but it's what was handed to me and I can't do much
about that.
I've got an ancient Access 95 da
I discovered the problem at had was in the network permissions set on
the file (?) that was denying Apache to access it properly and the error
code returned was the best thing the system could come up with.
I changed my Apached service to 'run as' and authorized user (me) and it
happily viewed
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Subject: [PHP-DB] Access 95 ODBC Annoyance
I'll be the first to admit this is a rather backwards system and prone
to be illogical, but it's what was handed to me and I can't do much
about that.
I've got an ancient Access 95 database that I've linked to
If the other application opens the database exclusively, then you will not
be able to open it, even for read only. The only solution to modify the
sharing option used by the other application. Another problem you may
encounter is that the ODBC driver for Access is not thread safe.
-- bob
On Thu
I'll be the first to admit this is a rather backwards system and prone to be
illogical, but it's what was handed to me and I can't do much about that.
I've got an ancient Access 95 database that I've linked to via another A95
database which is queried via ODBC. It was done this way because I'm not
