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    Default ODBC Syntax

    Can you provide a pointer/link to a definition of valid SQL syntax for the SQL
    Server ODBC Driver?

    Right now a real life-saver would be a list of differences between the Access
    ODBC driver and the SQL Server ODBC driver.

    Tom Stuart 2 Guest

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    Default Re: ODBC Syntax

    huh?

    SQL is SQL, I don't think there is a SQL snytax for the driver itself. The
    driver is server side and is used to pass your query back and forth from the db
    and CF.

    Are you wanting to know the difference between coding for Access and SQL?

    BTW, you dont want to use Access in a production site either.

    Abinidi Guest

  4. #3

    Default Re: ODBC Syntax

    Yes to your question, Michael.
    Tom Stuart 2 Guest

  5. #4

    Default Re: ODBC Syntax

    Download and install the
    [url]http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=BE6A2C5D-00DF-4220-B133[/url]
    -29C1E0B6585F&displaylang=en. It will give you everything that you want to know
    about SQL syntax for SQL Server. You should already have that for Access if you
    are already using that.

    Phil

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