Pervasive ODBC
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James BarnesMember for 19 years 1 month
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OK, I’ve searched the forum for answers on this but have come up empty handed. Here’s my situation;
- I am using P3 on a network license
- I have installed Pervasive ODBC drivers on my workstation using Paul Harris’ guide.
- All goes to plan until I press "OK" on the Microsoft ODBC Interface for Windows, I get a message "Login must succeed before data source entry can be written (Status code:802)"
Looking through the Help file on the dialog, it suggests that the source file must be logged into. This I assume to be the P3 files. I have tried entering my username / pwd in the Security section of th dialog, but the same error message comes up. Sometimes this then seems to precipitate an error message the next time I try to start P3, but starting P3 from the root, instead of the DT shortcut seems to clear that. From this, I assume that the ODBC thing has tried to log into P3, but I’m not really sure what’s going on.
Can anyone be of any help on this one?
Cheers
- I am using P3 on a network license
- I have installed Pervasive ODBC drivers on my workstation using Paul Harris’ guide.
- All goes to plan until I press "OK" on the Microsoft ODBC Interface for Windows, I get a message "Login must succeed before data source entry can be written (Status code:802)"
Looking through the Help file on the dialog, it suggests that the source file must be logged into. This I assume to be the P3 files. I have tried entering my username / pwd in the Security section of th dialog, but the same error message comes up. Sometimes this then seems to precipitate an error message the next time I try to start P3, but starting P3 from the root, instead of the DT shortcut seems to clear that. From this, I assume that the ODBC thing has tried to log into P3, but I’m not really sure what’s going on.
Can anyone be of any help on this one?
Cheers
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