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  1. Sep 28th, 2002, 04:11 AM #1
    Pravanjan
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    Unhappy Connecting to tally database

    Hi,
    I want to interact with the Tally 6.3 's database through VB Program.I have installed Tally ODBC driver.But I cannot access the database.Can anyone help me
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    question is much to general. Look up ADO in the on-line help, write an applicaiton and if it doesn't work, ask specific quesitons and then we can help
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    Well ...

    Originally posted by Pravanjan
    Hi,
    I want to interact with the Tally 6.3 's database through VB Program.I have installed Tally ODBC driver.But I cannot access the database.Can anyone help me
    If you have a licensed copy of Tally, contact the Tally support people. Also the documentation might have some help as to how to use the ODBC drivers.

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