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  3. February 2005

RE: Run SQL Scripts with Navigator V5R3

Kent,

Removing/reinstalling iSeries Access took care of it. Thanks for the
pointer!

Richard


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Subject: Run SQL Scripts with Navigator V5R3

Richard,

We ran into a similar problem when we updated our clients from iSeries
Access V5R2 to V5R3.  It didn't matter which Win OS was on the PC.  We
ended up removing and reinstalling iSeries Access.  After that, we were
able to run SQL scripts again.

HTH

Kent Hohlen
Raynor
Dixon IL 61021
815.285.7626
KentH@xxxxxxxxxx

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