| Warren Read 2005-08-31, 8:23 pm |
| The issue is not with the client but with the SQL Server whereby your
user-mode connection doesn't have permission to update the server.
You'll need to update the SQL Server to add these permissions to the
databases you want to use. Do a query under 'GRANT' privileges topics on
Books On Line for more details for the queries you want.
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| From: "Tony WONG" <x34@hknet.com>
| Subject: Access using odbc to connect with SQL server
| Date: Mon, 1 Aug 2005 17:21:42 +0800
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| My workstation is XP prof sp2 w/ office XP under a domain policy.
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| i act as "administrator" using Access XP to connect with SQL server.
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| i can view and add records to the SQL server.
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| at the same workstation, i act as "normal user with normal rights" using
| Access XP to connect with SQL server.
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| i can view BUT cannot add records.
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| The odbc is the same one. i also use the same login account with SQL
| server.
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| How come i cannot add records? Thanks a lot.
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| Tony
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