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Microsoft ODBC driver manager error -2147467259 using insert into table.vi

MIcrosoft ODBC drivers error... The test.mdb file that was used as data source file is present but i still encounter error.. Its my first time to use database and sql vi's. Can any body tell me why its not working. Screen shot is attached

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There's not enough information here to tell exactly, but the error message indicates that there's a problem with the connection string. What is inside your insert VI?

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Thanks Mike for your considerations and sorry it took me long.. Insert into table Vi just insert values in table and make report format. Connection string is DSN=myDB; Vi block diagram image is attached.

I am just intrusted in making report file of test sequnce. Any other simple technique for report making is wellcome.

Thanks

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So what is in the DSN? That's where the actually connection information resides. By the way, a DSN is just a test file. Also where is the DSN located? You might need to include the path in the connect string.

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DSN is located in local drive. I had added the file name. Its test.mdb but still its the same problem. I am using office 2007. Now am going back to office 2003 may be it will solve my problem

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Changing version of office will not help. Answer these questions:

1. What is in the DSN? That is the information that is important.
2. Have you tried putting the entire path to the DSN in the connect string?

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Thanks Mike

With office 2003 problem is same. I had given the full path of the access file containing table information, but it doesn’t work. I am working on it but for the time being, i am writing my data in excel. Is there any notes r documents on ni site using data base in labview.

Thanks once again for your time

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The best documentation on creating and using a dsn is going to be from Microsoft. How did you create it?

 

Do the examples from NI work? They install a mdb file and dsn and you should have no problems with them.

 

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Thanks Dennis

The examples are not from NI work they are written by some author from UK. I had used this code once long time ago. But now they are not working. May be i am missing something

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Since you aren't using the NI toolkit, have not posted your code, the dsn, or the database, I'm not sure how much anyone can help. The error message is a microsoft one and clearly indicates a problem with the dsn you created. Perhaps you made a mistake there or in how you are passing it to the LabVIEW code. I would presume it is using ADO functions?
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