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  1. #1
    Bill Wong Guest

    Updating Oracle Table with Access 97


    i created a table in oracle the i linked the table to an access database with
    odbc. i was able to insert rows into the table from access. i entered the
    data and exited out. when i reopen the table, all data elements in the table
    showed '#Deleted'. the data is stored in oracle correctly. this anomaly
    occurs when the data is displayed in access.


    can anyone help?

    bill wong

    wong@csd.com


  2. #2
    Paul Clement Guest

    Re: Updating Oracle Table with Access 97

    On 12 Jun 2002 15:05:23 -0800, "Bill Wong" <wong@csd.com> wrote:

    ¤
    ¤ i created a table in oracle the i linked the table to an access database with
    ¤ odbc. i was able to insert rows into the table from access. i entered the
    ¤ data and exited out. when i reopen the table, all data elements in the table
    ¤ showed '#Deleted'. the data is stored in oracle correctly. this anomaly
    ¤ occurs when the data is displayed in access.
    ¤

    See the following:

    ACC: "#Deleted" Errors with Linked ODBC Tables
    http://support.microsoft.com/directo...EN-US;Q128809&


    Paul ~~~ pclement@ameritech.net
    Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)

  3. #3
    Bill Wong Guest

    Re: Updating Oracle Table with Access 97


    Paul Clement <UseAdddressAtEndofMessage@swspectrum.com> wrote:
    >On 12 Jun 2002 15:05:23 -0800, "Bill Wong" <wong@csd.com> wrote:
    >

    >¤ i created a table in oracle the i linked the table to an access database

    with
    >¤ odbc. i was able to insert rows into the table from access. i entered

    the
    >¤ data and exited out. when i reopen the table, all data elements in the

    table
    >¤ showed '#Deleted'. the data is stored in oracle correctly. this anomaly
    >¤ occurs when the data is displayed in access.

    >
    >See the following:
    >
    >ACC: "#Deleted" Errors with Linked ODBC Tables
    >http://support.microsoft.com/directo...EN-US;Q128809&
    >
    >
    >Paul ~~~ pclement@ameritech.net
    >Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)


    Paul,

    Thanks for your help.


    Bill


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