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Cyndee Pappas
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Cannot create ODBCDDFs
08/16/07 at 18:08:48  
I tried ODBCDDF under UT-A in EVO. It says ODBCDDF.RWN does not exist. I looked and it doesn't. Don't know why.
 
Then I tried ODBCDDF.RUN under UT-A in Classic DBA. Again says it does not exist, but it IS there in the DBAMFG folder (not the company folders).  Does anyone know why it won't run?  Huh
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Re: Cannot create ODBCDDFs
Reply #1 - 08/17/07 at 05:18:25  
I think that either of the two combinations you DIDN'T try will work:
 
ODBCDDF.RUN in Evo
ODBCDDF in Classic
 
You can execute .RUN files in Evo but you have to tell it that's what they are.
In Classic it assumes it's a .RUN file, so if you tell it .RUN it's probably trying to find *RUN.RUN which is obviously not there.
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Re: Cannot create ODBCDDFs
Reply #2 - 08/17/07 at 11:03:04  
It easy when you don't do it bass-ackwards. Thanks.
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