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  • #16
    chris1911
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    • Aug 2012
    • 4064

    Originally posted by Kodemonkey
    Okay, I don't have a ton of experience on workgroups. Have you tried creating a user with the same name on the SQL server as the client and give that user admin priveleges on the server? Passwords need to match obviously. Just a shot in the dark. MSQL will dovetail itself into active directory but I don't know what it does with workgroups to be honest.

    ETA: I mean not a user in the database, but a user on the OS. Also, you can apply permissions to a database, but depending on the SQL server you have sometimes the tables don't get their permissions set as a child of the database. Make sure your permissions are set on all the tables, indexes, and stored procedures if there are any.
    I'll give this a try tomorrow, thanks.
    "I like to think there are three measures of a man: How much steak he can eat in one sitting, how full his mustache is and how quickly he can whittle a spear in the event of the apocalypse." - Ron Swanson

    Originally posted by Champ Kind
    I believe if Jesus owned a sidearm he wouldn't have been crucified.

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    • #17
      chris1911
      In Memoriam
      • Aug 2012
      • 4064

      Just an update... After two days I figured it out. Apparently still having the Fox Pro DSN in ODBC administration will make that software not work.
      "I like to think there are three measures of a man: How much steak he can eat in one sitting, how full his mustache is and how quickly he can whittle a spear in the event of the apocalypse." - Ron Swanson

      Originally posted by Champ Kind
      I believe if Jesus owned a sidearm he wouldn't have been crucified.

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