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if u use something like ODBC, have you ensured you have the right driver?
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if u use something like ODBC, have you ensured you have the right driver?

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Terrific! &nbsp;It had all the steps I needed. &nbsp;Apparently the connection strings were working. &nbsp;All I needed to do was to open the conn and fill up a datatable.
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Terrific!  It had all the steps I needed.  Apparently the connection strings were working.  All I needed to do was to open the conn and fill up a datatable.

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I desperately need to write new records and updates to a number of Paradox *.db files. &nbsp;<br />
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I have tried several connection strings, all of which give an error: &quot;ServerVersion = 'cn.ServerVersion' threw an exception of type 'System.InvalidOperationEx<wbr />ception'&quot;<br />
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What is the best approach to access Paradox files? &nbsp;Please advise how to make a connection or find a VS tool to accomplish this.<br />
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Capt &nbsp; 
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I desperately need to write new records and updates to a number of Paradox *.db files.  

I have tried several connection strings, all of which give an error: "ServerVersion = 'cn.ServerVersion' threw an exception of type 'System.InvalidOperationException'"

What is the best approach to access Paradox files?  Please advise how to make a connection or find a VS tool to accomplish this.

Capt   

Write to Paradox files

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