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Which ODBC driver?
We have a Cott Systems database installed and I am accessing the data through Access 97 with a Minisoft HP3000 ODBC driver. I have no problems with that. But now I need to import the Cott data into SQL Server 7 and it seems that SQL does not understand the Minisoft driver. There are things set up in the ODBC called schemas, which I think are Cott views that SQL doesn't know how to handle. Would anyone happen to know if there is another driver I could try?
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