>> When I installed it on W2K, I had to logoff and back on.  Do not know
why
but that was the minimum restart to get it to work.  I worked on it for
hours.  I have never been successful at using EXCEL but I have been very
successful with ACCESS.  What application are you trying to use to access
the database. <<

I'm not sure why you had to log off/log on W2K to get the ODBC driver to
work, but I won't argue with success!   :-)

>> Actually Andy,
I cannot remember what I was trying to do with EXCEL XP.  But, when I
tried
it again I get an application error trying to read location 0x0.  A test
connection works, but I cannot do the OK to open the database. <<

I will look into this.

Regards,

Andy

Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
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When I installed it on W2K, I had to logoff and back on.  Do not know why
but that was the minimum restart to get it to work.  I worked on it for
hours.  I have never been successful at using EXCEL but I have been very
successful with ACCESS.  What application are you trying to use to access
the database.