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Old 15-11-2004, 22:41   #1
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Data Sources (ODBC)

I discovered that you can create sources for Access files, when using OpenOffice. However while in the System DSN tab i notice an entry and i accidently deleted it, thinking it was to do with the Access base file i created, How can i get this file back?
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it may well be that it was the ODBC source for that database, have you tried creating a new database to see if another entry is created?
I would try re-loading ms office or whatever office package you run and/ or try creating a new database to see if that will rebuild the data sources.
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