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A real common reason for this not working is that the Host Servers aren't
running.
try: STRHOSTSVR *ALL at a command prompt, and then try the ODBC connect
again.

If you are connecting via tcp/ip, fire up the DDM server for better
performance.
(STRTCPSVR SERVER(*DDM))

Anyways, good luck.

>Using the ODBC driver that came with CA Express, I can get it to display
the
>tables in a library and then the table to show its fields, but it will not
>display dat in the preview window.

>Using OLE DB that came with CA Express, I can not even get the connection
>configured.  I go to make a new conenction and type in the system name and
>my username and password.  Test conenction comes back successful, but when
I
>hit OK ut has a blank pop up box that says Database Error.

>I know the OLE DB connection does work because I have written several
Visual
>Basic apps that use the OLE DB provider on my computer.


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