Re: CA400 ODBC error in EXCEL

I had the same problem early on.  Per the ODBC User's Guide pg. C-6, run
the following command:  ADDRDBIRE RDB(SYSNAME) RMTLOCNAME(*LOCAL)
where SYSNAME is the name of your system's default local location name (as
specified by the DSPNETA command)

Good Luck
Nick

At 01:39 PM 6/26/98 -0500, you wrote:
>I apologize for lack of subject.  Here is the question again:
>
>I was wondering if anyone knew anything about the Client Access 32 bit ODBC
>driver.  I can get it to work in Access but when I try to use it in Excel
>I'm getting an SQL0104 error - Token * was not valid. Valid tokens:
><IDENTIFIER>.  The help just says there is something wrong with the driver,
>but it's the most up to date driver that I know of.  Does anyone have any
>suggestions?
>
>Gary Lehman
>Programmer Analyst
>Missouri Consolidated Health Care Plan
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