Jeff,
Did you actually put a password for the user and can the user defined
logon to the machine ordinarily?

If this doesn't work you can try using the ODBC in read only mode i.e.
PASS = READ and mode =5. This works very well for me.

Regards,
Ibk

> I have setup a special user (odbc.account) for odbclink/se to use as a
> logon for accessing the image database.  First I did a newuser ......,
> then in imagesql.pub.sys I did a ADD USER ODBC.ACCOUNT WITH PASS=;,
> MODE=1
>
> This is also the user defined in the data source (odbclink/se 32 is
the
> driver)
> and when I link this into Micosoft Access, everything is OK until I
try
> to open
> the data.  I get an error that says ODBC-call failed.  Invalid
> turboimage database
> access. turboimage intrinisic 401. (dberror 13501).  microsoft access
> can't open
> the database in the table view.
>
> Is the user not setup correctly, or what?
>
> any info appreciated.
>
> Jeff Sullivan
>
>
>
> Opinions expressed herein are my own and may not represent those of my
employer.
>
>



I have setup a special user (odbc.account) for odbclink/se to use as a
logon for accessing the image database.  First I did a newuser ......,
then in imagesql.pub.sys I did a ADD USER ODBC.ACCOUNT WITH PASS=;,
MODE=1

This is also the user defined in the data source (odbclink/se 32 is the
driver)
and when I link this into Micosoft Access, everything is OK until I try
to open
the data.  I get an error that says ODBC-call failed.  Invalid
turboimage database
access. turboimage intrinisic 401. (dberror 13501).  microsoft access
can't open
the database in the table view.

Is the user not setup correctly, or what?

any info appreciated.

Jeff Sullivan



Opinions expressed herein are my own and may not represent those of my employer.