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Thread: Access can't link more than one Sybase table, but Excel can ???

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Access can't link more than one Sybase table, but Excel can ???
Balex 07.07.2006 12:01:01
Hi,

I'm trying to link tables in a Sybase DB to an Access DB. I have defined
successfully the Sybase DB as an ODBC source, and I can connect to it with
Excel. In Excel, I can import the tables content without any single problem.

However, when I try to link tables from the same Sybase DB in Access, I
ALWAYS get an error: "Reserved error (-7748): there is no message for this
error" after having selected a table from the (correct) list of tables from
the Sybase DB which Access shows me, EXCEPT if:
- there are no tables defined in Access
- I link one table only from the Sybase DB to Access !

Anybody had the same problem ? Any idea how to solve it ?

Thanks for your help.

Balex
Re: Access can't link more than one Sybase table, but Excel can ???
"Mary Chipman [MSFT]" <mchip[ at ]online.microsoft.com> 10.07.2006 13:22:41
I assume you're using the Linked Table Manager with a DSN? If so, try
writing DAO code with an ODBC connection string (instead of a DSN).
That gives you more control, and you won't have so many hidden layers
to debug.

--Mary

On Fri, 7 Jul 2006 05:01:01 -0700, Balex
<Balex[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

[Quoted Text]
>Hi,
>
>I'm trying to link tables in a Sybase DB to an Access DB. I have defined
>successfully the Sybase DB as an ODBC source, and I can connect to it with
>Excel. In Excel, I can import the tables content without any single problem.
>
>However, when I try to link tables from the same Sybase DB in Access, I
>ALWAYS get an error: "Reserved error (-7748): there is no message for this
>error" after having selected a table from the (correct) list of tables from
>the Sybase DB which Access shows me, EXCEPT if:
>- there are no tables defined in Access
>- I link one table only from the Sybase DB to Access !
>
>Anybody had the same problem ? Any idea how to solve it ?
>
>Thanks for your help.
>
>Balex

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