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Hi Eric,<br />
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I think it is the &quot;AutoTranslate=Yes&quot; parameter in the extended properties.<br />
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Tim Cottee MCSD, MCDBA, CPIM<br />
Brainbench MVP for Visual Basic<br />
<a href="http://www.brainbench.com" rel="ugc">http://www.brainbench.com</a><br />

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Hi Eric,

I think it is the "AutoTranslate=Yes" parameter in the extended properties.

Tim Cottee MCSD, MCDBA, CPIM
Brainbench MVP for Visual Basic
http://www.brainbench.com [http://www.brainbench.com]


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Hi Tim.<br />
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It doesn't change anything!
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Great article but it does not solve my problem! I'm still searching.<br />
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Great article but it does not solve my problem! I'm still searching.



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My problem is not solved yet but I don't like to have questions left opened!
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My problem is not solved yet but I don't like to have questions left opened!

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I have a SQL 7 database.<br />
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VB4 applications are updating some tables using a ODBC DSN with the setting &quot;Translation - Convert OEM to ANSI characters&quot; set.<br />
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What is the equivalent using a 32-bits DSN? I do not find any setting equivalent.
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I have a SQL 7 database.

VB4 applications are updating some tables using a ODBC DSN with the setting "Translation - Convert OEM to ANSI characters" set.

What is the equivalent using a 32-bits DSN? I do not find any setting equivalent.

Convert OEM to ANSI characters

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