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  3. February 2004

Re: ODBC Problems...

Luis

your post was perfectly clear - seems like I was the culprit !

I was surprised that a security setting for ODBC was bypassed by something as simple as using another ODBC driver is all.

Regards
Evan Harris

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message: 1
date: Wed, 04 Feb 2004 07:15:24 +1300
from: Evan Harris <spanner@xxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: ODBC Problems...

Hi Luis

Didn't you say that the HIT driver worked when you tried it ? I find this
intriguing

Regards
Evan Harris
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Evan,
When I wrote about the ODBC function being deactivated I meant (or tried
to) the Security Policy Settings you can set thru Ops Nav. I suppose that
the HIT driver does not use the same security settings that the CA
Express driver does.

Let me apologize if I my post wasn't clear. That happens when you try to
explain things in a different language (my native language is Spanish).

Best Regards

Luis Rodriguez
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  Luis Rodriguez


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