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can't relink from MS access after dropping field: msg#00014db.postgresql.odbc
After dropping a field in a postgres table this morning (alter table tstudents drop company_id) I now get an error message from Access when I try to link to that table: .........pg.dropped.31........ is not a valid name etc. In the get external data>link tables>ODBC databases() dialog box the name of the table looks normal: public_tstudents using ocbc driver 7.2.5.0 I am hoping that after vacuum runs tonight the problem will go away; in the meantime I will use a backup copy of my access app which has the original link intact and still works. Any ideas? Thanks Fred Parkinson Association of Bay Area Governments ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 9: the planner will ignore your desire to choose an index scan if your joining column's datatypes do not match
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