Not sure if this helps but my old instructions are slightly different from yours. Using the SQL Explorer tool - Connect:
Then Type:
SET SCHEMA 'ODBC'
and press the execute
Type:
COMMIT
and press the execute
Type:
create view customer_view
as
select * from pub.customer
and press the execute
Type:
COMMIT
and press the execute
exit
Then Type:
SET SCHEMA 'ODBC'
and press the execute
Type:
COMMIT
and press the execute
Type:
create view customer_view
as
select * from pub.customer
and press the execute
Type:
COMMIT
and press the execute
exit
--- In vantage@yahoogroups.com, "Mike Lowe" <MLowe@...> wrote:
>
> Ok, trying to create the infamous customer view in a progress database.
> I created this using:
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>
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> Create view odbc.customer_view
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> As
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> Select * from pub.customer
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>
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> This worked, no problem. Can see the data in SQL Explorer when issuing
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> Select * from odbc.customer_view
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>
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> Next, I granted access to this table using
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> GRANT SELECT ON odbc.customer_view TO odbcuser;
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> COMMIT;
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> I am able to link this view to an Access database. However, when I try
> to view or query the linked view I get the authorization denied error
> message.
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> Have I missed something simple?
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