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MS SQL Server ODBC driver
Anonymous
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I have seen numerous postings and replies re the problem IN SQL Server with the 'dots' in the Navision database table names.
Has anyone resolved this issue yet? I am using MS SQL Server ODBC driver 2000.80.194.00 - is there another driver I should download? I do need to use ODBC in some cases, so other data connectivity types won't solve all my problems.
Thanks!
Has anyone resolved this issue yet? I am using MS SQL Server ODBC driver 2000.80.194.00 - is there another driver I should download? I do need to use ODBC in some cases, so other data connectivity types won't solve all my problems.
Thanks!
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Topic moved to Navision Financials.
[This message has been edited by Moderator (edited 22-05-2001).]