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I have replaced the odbcji32.dll file and attempted again without success. I can also add a .mdb via the 32 bit version of odbc manager. adding a .mdb user dsn was working until recently.
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I have replaced the odbcji32.dll file and attempted again without success. I can also add a .mdb via the 32 bit version of odbc manager. adding a .mdb user dsn was working until recently.

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I have an ODBC link between my access database and a 64Bit program that was set up in the 64bit ODBC manager and has been working until today. &nbsp;I got a message saying 'Unable to load ODBCJI32.dll' when I tried to refresh the links in the program and when I go into the 64bit ODBC manager and try to configure the link it has the same message. Is there anything I can do?
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I have an ODBC link between my access database and a 64Bit program that was set up in the 64bit ODBC manager and has been working until today.  I got a message saying 'Unable to load ODBCJI32.dll' when I tried to refresh the links in the program and when I go into the 64bit ODBC manager and try to configure the link it has the same message. Is there anything I can do?

Receive error in 64bit oDBC manager - Unable to load ODBCJI32.dll

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