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SQL Server and MS-Query
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Member Posts: 3
Hi all,
!!! I will try my best english. ¡¡¡
We are testing the migration to SQL Server option and everything seems to be OK, except for trying to access to the SQL DB from Office programs, like Excel.
The problem has something to do with the use of 'dots' in table and field names.
¿does anybody knows about this?
¿how can a get no error on accessing?
Regards,
Suso
!!! I will try my best english. ¡¡¡
We are testing the migration to SQL Server option and everything seems to be OK, except for trying to access to the SQL DB from Office programs, like Excel.
The problem has something to do with the use of 'dots' in table and field names.
¿does anybody knows about this?
¿how can a get no error on accessing?
Regards,
Suso
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