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Old 03-02-04, 14:49
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ACC2000: "Invalid Argument" When You Import, Copy, or Append Data to a Table by ODBC
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I have a problem

When adding a "linked" and "imported" ODBC table to Access. the error message "Invalid argument" occurs.

I am using windows XP. The linking works 100% when using word or excel - but not Access.

I have noticed the in windows 2000 the SP 4 has something to do with it - but what about Windows XP?
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Old 03-03-04, 15:20
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ODBC to what?
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Old 03-05-04, 17:46
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Sorry for the first reply

I am usign an OBDC driver from Navison to link tabels fra the Navison DB to Access. But I get the error message "Invalid argument" when linking
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