Re: msysconf error

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david(dot)luckychap(at)gmail(dot)com (David Chapman) wrote in
news:9c7f5eb30601211839t55b50913sacd7c5219bb36ef2(at)mail(dot)gmail(dot)com:

> I am using Postgresly 8 running on Fedora C3. The clients are
> Microsoft Access connecting using ODBC.
>
> Recently I rebuilt my development database. Now I am getting an error
> referring to a missing msysconf, which shows up as an error in the
> calling statements, although the postresql statements (insert and
> update) execute correctly. Can some one please advise me on where to
> find msysconf and how to fix the problem.

From the Microsoft Access Help:
: Use the MSysConf table with linked SQL databases

: If you are administering an SQL database that uses Microsoft Access as a
: front end, you can create a table in your SQL database named MSysConf
: to help you control communication between the two applications.

There is more, but look it up in the Microsoft Access help.

I think that it is strange that you get an error message if that file is
missing since the table is optional.

Hope this can be of some help.
--
Rolf