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  1. Oct 3rd, 2005, 07:37 AM #1
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    DAO Drivers

    Hello

    While creating the installation package, i came across selection of DAO drivers.

    i have got the following options
    1. ODBC direct
    2. ODBC with jet workspaces

    which one is better?
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    Re: DAO Drivers

    Moved.

    Are you installing and Access database with this package?
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    Re: DAO Drivers

    Quote Originally Posted by vb_student
    Hello

    While creating the installation package, i came across selection of DAO drivers.

    i have got the following options
    1. ODBC direct
    2. ODBC with jet workspaces

    which one is better?
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