Re: ODBC error - what does it mean?

Lance wrote: > > i am trying to access SOMETHING from JDBC using the JDBC-ODBC bridge(although > JDBC should have nothing to do with the ODBC errors i get). I successfully read > from an MS Access DB(this is on win95), however on NT531 i cannot do this > either on an Access DB or using the ODBC text file driver. > > The error i get is this: > > S1000 > [Microsoft][ODBC MIcrosoft Access 7.0 Driver] Not a valid file name > -1044 > > Does anyone know what any of this stuff means? I cant figure out what > "filename" it is referring to. The DB that the ODBC driver is pointing to is > C:\\lance\\testdb.mdb > > I used the same ODBC variables and setup on my NT351 machine that i used on my > win95 machine(the win95 machine worked). Software-wise, the win95 machine has > Access7.0 installed (w/ODBC driver) and my NT351 machine only has the ODBC > driver for Access7.0. (i dont need to install Access on NT do i?) > > thanks for any ideas. > Lance. I get ODBC errors using Sybase NLMs on Netware. I firmly believe that (since no one can answer that question) there are Microsofts database specific GPFs !!!