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Hi All,
I am trying to connect Ms Access to a NAV 4 SP 2 Native database. I can log in fine with my account but when i try and link tables to it in Ms Access 2003 i get an error :-
ODBC -- Call Failed
[Simba][Simba ODBC Driver][DRM File Library] The Combination of user ID and password entered is invalid Try again. Database Error 1237 (#-49999)
I am a super user if that makes any difference.
TIA.
R
I am trying to connect Ms Access to a NAV 4 SP 2 Native database. I can log in fine with my account but when i try and link tables to it in Ms Access 2003 i get an error :-
ODBC -- Call Failed
[Simba][Simba ODBC Driver][DRM File Library] The Combination of user ID and password entered is invalid Try again. Database Error 1237 (#-49999)
I am a super user if that makes any difference.
TIA.
R
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Ryan
Ryan
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Internal Error 1237 in Module 19lists.ryan@gmail.com wrote:[...] Database Error 1237 (#-49999) [...]
Module 19 = Database (look also Module 34)
Errorcode: 1246421
Description: #Err_DB_UnknownPassWordTimo Lässer
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You are accessing MS Access database, so you have to use login to it. Your permission on Navision are not important.0
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Hi All,
Ok this may be a silly question.
But if the password is specified in the System DSN and works when i select a company in the configuration screen, why does it not work through access ?
TIA
Ryan-
Ryan0 -
Hi,
did you find a solution? I have a customer with the same problem. The selection of company works fine, but then he gets the logon error...
/Michael0 -
I found the solution. There is a hotfix!
/Michael0 -
Hi guys,
Would you be so kind as to look at my "MS Access queries don't work with parameters using NODBC" post?
I have looked all over for a solution to it but found nothing. ](*,)
Any advice / solutions / pointers to articles, downloads, manuals will be greatly appreciated.
[-o<0 -
HI Michael,
you wrote you did actually find a hotfix solving this problem. I encountered the same situation and did not get it fixed yet. Could you help me finding this hotfix ?
Tks !!
brgds - Raimer0 -
I have a post on similar issue.MS Access queries don't work with parameters using NODBC
I observe, it seems if a parameter put in a field with datatype is CODE, it will fail to filter.
Eg. SO No., Item No., Prod. Order No. ...
So what I do is, in ms access qbe:Field : No_ | order: left([Sales Order.No_],6) | ---------------------------------------------------------- Table : Sales Order | | ---------------------------------------------------------- Criteria: |"SO-001" |
Put the filter on another column, by first, converting the field to text datatype.
If you still find error, please share here.
Thank you.0
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