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Ian Bateman
A client of mine has been running his e-commerce web site using SQL Server
2005 with php and using Microsoft Access 2003 as a front-end to that
database. The provider has now upgraded to SQL Server 2008 and everything is
falling apart.
I use the latest version of Access (2007) and that will not let me edit
queries any longer so I have no chance of trying to sort it out.
Do I now have to delete all my queries from the Microsoft Access Project and
re-create them using SQL Server Management Studio 2008?
Help please!!
Ian
2005 with php and using Microsoft Access 2003 as a front-end to that
database. The provider has now upgraded to SQL Server 2008 and everything is
falling apart.
I use the latest version of Access (2007) and that will not let me edit
queries any longer so I have no chance of trying to sort it out.
Do I now have to delete all my queries from the Microsoft Access Project and
re-create them using SQL Server Management Studio 2008?
Help please!!
Ian