The ODBCLink/SE version that comes with Image/SQL should get you going.

Obviously, the various 3rd party vendors offer additional features but at a
cost.  As always, you must weigh your needs versus your budget.

The ODBCLink/SE route is perfectly adequate to get you going and should
provide (in conjunction with Crystal Reports, MS Access, etc) a better
solution than Query if you like windows.  Query is the other low cost
alternative and as has already been said is the solution of choice for many
people.

08:37 AM 12/29/98 -0800, Gary Jackson wrote:
>> Using ODBC with a tool such as Crystal Reports or MS Access is often a
>> great option!
>>
>>
>
>Does this imply one of the following:
>
>1.  Cranking up Image/SQL and using the "free" ODBC driver from
>HP
>
>or
>
>2.  Buying an "expensive" ODBC driver that works on standard
>Image files



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