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I am new to VARPG and have a question about using Microsoft Access database 
files with the ODBC Interface part in designing a standalone application.  
The IBM manual says the Microsoft ODBC SDK is should be installed. It also 
doesn't go into any detail about how to go about setting up or saving the 
database in Access. I have also heard that you only need to have MS Access 
installed.  Which is true?

Also, when designing the tables in Access, is there any special properties 
that need to be in place when it is saved, or is the database saved as you 
would any other database you create with Access?  Once it is created, do you 
then just go ahead and bind the Access table's columns in the VARPG program? 
  As you can tell, I'm a bit confused about the complete process of creating 
this link.  Can anyone help me to get through the fog?  Thanks a bunch!


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