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ah ha! Jens, that's what I said to our Database "guru".
We [will be - on Monday] are using an MS Access front end (ie. The Access database has all the forms and reports) and the data will be stored on a SQL Server.
He told me that each and every machine will require an DSN configured - and I said "you must be ******* joking!".
I thought you could put the "on-the-fly" code into the MS Access database contained within a "Startup" macro.
Is he talking ****?
Lee
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