Re: ADO with paradox

I believe you need an OLEDB provider installed for Paradox to avoid using ODBC.

-Steve-

"Mike" <mikem@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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In the connection string dialog, I opt to "Use Connection String". In the
build process, it asks me to select (and create) an ODBC data source. I
don't understand this part.


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