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Jim, Are both documents using the same data source, or did you create a new data source for the new document? If so, look to the new data source, particularly to the library list. Make sure you don't have both the default library and a library list specified. I'm shooting in the dark here, but it sounds like the issue is with the DSN, and not word or ODBC, per se. --Chris On 23 May 2003 at 8:55, Jim Franz wrote: > On an older system, V4R5, I have an CA ODBC connection to the 400. > Client Access is on a Terminal Server 2000, and using Word 2000. > Created the first Word doc, pulling in a customer file to create mass > mailing. Worked great. Had to create a new AS400 file, merging data > from multiple files. Created a new Word doc, do the MS Query, and can > even preview the data. But on the final button to bring it back to > Word, I get the truly generic message "Word was unable to open the > data source". Is there some logging or details somewhere? MS Query > seems to be working, but not inside the Word doc. Have created a new > doc, and have same problems, so I'm wondering about my new file. > Normal DDS specs, largest field is 60A, total record length 900 bytes, > about 40 fields, all alpha, no more than 8 char field names, 8 char > format name. 1st word doc with original file still works fine. tia jim > franz >
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