Don't you think you stretch these question a little bit to far now?
This is after all a PHP-mailing list, not a M$-support e-mail list.


Anyhow,
M$ done its best to alter things between different versions of Windows (I am
using NT so I don't know the excat location of the things your a looking for
in Win2000 - since M$ focus on location in stead of functionaly forcing
people to re-learn this
"were-to-find-what-I-already-know-what-I-want-to-do-thing" everytime they
upgrade their version.) 

You need to locate the ODBC driver set up. And then you should select
something like create a new or set up a new ODBC connection. Once you manage
this, you need to select the MS Access ODBC driver, and tell it were to find
the Access database file. (I am assimg you already have these ODBC drivers
installed.) 

And for the rest (e.g. PHP realted) follow the on line manula at
www.php.net.

If you want to know more abot ODBC related things I would recommed you to
consult the MSDN online manual. MS done a lot of ducumentation about their
system and it is huge source of information availabe there.


Have fun,
Anders

-----Original Message-----
From: Mikael Syska
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 30-4-02 12:54
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Access databse

> Check the functions regarding ODBC support. You will need to add the 
> database in the ODBC manager and after that, it is transparent like
> any other DSN database.


How do i do that, I use Windows2000 and i dont know how to do that, i
can 
find the OBDC settings but dont know what to change....

And I get this failure when I tries to connect to my "data.mdb"

Warning: SQL error: [Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Data source name
not 
found and no default driver specified, SQL state IM002 in SQLConnect in
c:
\apache\htdocs\access\index.php on line 18

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