BDE Error: Table is not indexed

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2 total messages Started by Smita Patangay Tue, 06 Jun 2000 00:00

#1074

Author: Smita Patangay
Date: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 00:00

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Hello,

     I get "EDBEngineError: Table is not indexed" when I try to open a
Microsoft Access 97 database using the Borland C++ Builder 4.0. The
Access table does have an index and I can open it just fine from Access
97. I initially built my application using Builder 3.0. The exact same
table used to open up fine with Builder3. After we upgraded to Builder
4.0, I had to go back and make minor maintenance change to the
application and I got stuck..... the table was not opening up anymore!!!

     I tried using the following Microsoft Access Driver versions, but
in vain:
        ODBCJT32.DLL:    version 3.50.3602.00
                                        version 4.00.3711.08

    The BDE version I am using is 5.01

    Could someone please help me out here and advice me on if there is
anything else I should be looking at, such as other DLLs and/or which
versions of DLLs should be used? I would appreciate any help in this
matter very very much.

    LOTS OF THANKS IN ADVANCE!

    Sincerely,
    smita

Re: BDE Error: Table is not indexed

#1076

Author: Mark Cashman (TeamB)
Date: Wed, 07 Jun 2000 00:00

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Hi, Smita!

The folks with desktop database experience are the most likely to be
able to help you. This group is focused on multi-tier implementations,
where remote data modules or processes are used by clients to access
databases on a third machine. Please try your question in
borland.public.cppbuilder.database.desktop

Thanks!

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