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Hoo boy has it been a long week! Connected to the old dbase server which just happened to have an old copy of the dbase.<br />
Thank you gents!
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Hoo boy has it been a long week! Connected to the old dbase server which just happened to have an old copy of the dbase.
Thank you gents!

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Done that a few times myself! &nbsp;By now it's a familiar symptom. &nbsp;Thanks for the points and thanks for using E-E, ~Ray
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Done that a few times myself!  By now it's a familiar symptom.  Thanks for the points and thanks for using E-E, ~Ray

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I have a mysql database that will not return a handful of tables to MS Access via ODBC. I have never encountered this before. I can see no difference between the tables that show and those that don't. As well, no new tables that I create show up. What could be going on here?
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I have a mysql database that will not return a handful of tables to MS Access via ODBC. I have never encountered this before. I can see no difference between the tables that show and those that don't. As well, no new tables that I create show up. What could be going on here?

MySQL ODBC not returning all tables to MS Access

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