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| Civilians | I am trying to access a Progress database using the Datadirect Openedge 10.08 ODBC drivers. I created a datasource and am able to connect to the database using FP. My problem is with the database results. If I select the table from the record source, I get an error trying to connect. If I use the Custom Query, I am able to access the data if I prefix each of the tables with PUB. However, I then lose the ability to use the FP criteria, ordering, etc. functions. Is there a way to set up my ODBC connection in FP to get the best of both worlds? TIA |
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