Interesting. I also tried using views in Access, and found that it only
gives data from the first table specified. However, when I tried accessing
the same view from OpenOffice using ODBC, it worked fine. Are there any
other ways we can find out if this is a MyODBC error or Access/MSJET?
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and I see that it
still has not been fixed, or has not been reported. Please let me know
what I can do to help solve this problem.
Christopher Lewis
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Before posting, please check:
http://www.mysql.com/manual.php (the m
suppose if it still doesn't work right, I will just have to install
some 3.22 version of MySQL.
Christopher Lewis
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On 3/14/01, 10:
working with Access 97 and MySQL 3.22, and everything worked fine
with that combination. Well, whatever works.
Christopher Lewis
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The "trick" is that while an autoincrement field is a nice thing to have
as
a primary key, is to put a timestamp field
