This will open up the ODBC Microsoft Access Setup. Over there, in the Data source name field, type MS Access and click on the Ok button. ODBC driver not found error! Solved - Duration: 5:54.
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Hello,
I have an user who pulls report from third party application (Juris) and is trying to open it via MS Access. He was able to open it until 2 weeks ago. Then when he tries to open the report he gets:
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Run-time error '-2147467259 (80004005)': ODBC - connection to 'Juris2' failed.
The file size is 474mb. Microsoft Access version is 2010 and machine OS is Windows 7.
Initially, I chased Juris support for help but after extensive troubleshooting they couldn't help and decide to throw the blame to Microsoft Access. So, at this point they became useless and the only hope for remained to ask in this forum.
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Here is what Juris support recommended - Now, the Access report database size is well below the 2Gb limit, the tables have been linked, and the reports run but, not smoothly. The reports run if you open a linked table first but, that’s not the way they should function. My suggestion is for you to contact Microsoft support for assistance.
I am not a database guy and really don't know how to troubleshoot this issue. Please advise or ask questions you have any.
Thanks,
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There is a MS Access application with tables on MS SQL Server linked through ODBC. When connection is lost i receive ODBC error 3146. After connection is restored physically i still receive ODBC 3146 errors. I have to make something like a reconnect to server. How can i do this in MS Access?
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I think all you need to do is refresh the table links. Are you asking how to relink the tables programmatically? Have you tried refreshing the links after being disconnnected and verified that it solves the problem? Refreshing the link in VBA would be something like
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You may have to loop thru the tables to get the index I am not sure if it will take the table name but you could try it that way first.
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Where is your Access table in reference to your SQL Server? If your Access table is local and you are the only one using it then refreshing table links is sufficient. However, if the Access db lives on a server or some other shared space where many people are using it they will not be able to access the SQL tables if you are using a USER DSN. Setting up a system DSN or a dsn file will provide Access with the information it is looking for as to where the SQL tables are.
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