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From: Byron Nikolaidis <byronn@solipsys.com>
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Michael Doyle wrote:

> I need help with Access 2000 and PostgreSQL...
>
> I have several databases running on my server (It's a FreeBSD server
> running Postgress 6.4) and Access 95 had no trouble acting as a
> front end to these databases
>
> However, I cannot create new Access 2000 databases to see either new
> or old databases on the server.
>
> Curiously, upgrading the Access 95 databases to Access 2000 lets them
> continue to see the linked tables.
>
> Something strange is going on with Access 2000 and ODBC interfaces.
> Any ideas on how to resolve this ?
>

Do you see any error messages, either on screen or in any of the logfiles?

Byron