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Posted 3/16/2006 12:33:44 PM
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We are using Access to gather Teradata from one source and SQL Server data from another source for comparisonand reporting.

My laptop has an ODBC connection that under Options/Advanced it lists two items that need to be checked for proper operation: "Enable MS-ACCESS Interoperability Mode" and "Enable custom Catalog Mode for 2.x Applications". This configuration works.

We need to duplicate the process on a desktop, both running XP Service Pack 2. That computer's Options/Advanced window looks alittle different with a Custon Options section at the bottom. It only lists the "Enable custom Catalog Mode for 2.x Applications" line. Not mentioning MS-ACCESS. This configuration with the 2.x option checked FAILS. It does give a message "Can't find host" then lists the same teradata server info. I am not sure whether this is an host access problem or the issue of a missing "Enable MS-ACCESS Interoperability Mode".

Please, excuse the length as it has the tech people scratchiing their heads. I can send a jpg of the srceen shots if that would help.

Thanks, I am quite stumped.
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Posted 3/17/2006 12:34:05 AM
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"Advanced Options" selections vary depending on the exact level of the Teradata ODBC driver; they can even change from one patch level to another within the same version.
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Posted 3/20/2006 12:28:47 PM
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How do I tell the Patch #? Or should I just test release 8.0 to the non working PC, then if it works, load to the working laptop?
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Posted 3/20/2006 1:53:14 PM
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Hey, Its up! Cool Thanks
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