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From: Paul (paul_mak_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 06/11/04


Date: Thu, 10 Jun 2004 22:52:56 -0700

I have an Access FE with tables link to two SQL BE using ODBC connection. I
configured the two ODBC as the system DSN to the client workstation. With
the way Access FE database design, all the tables for the forms link to one
SQL database. Both SQL databses are used for the reports. The problem is
when opening report, a pop up dialog box asking the ODBC connection, a check
box for the "trust connection" or user need to type in the user name and
password for the "other" SQL database. I told the user just to select the
"trust Connection" and it works. However I like to get rid of this annoying
dialog window? Thanks.



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