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Jul 23, 2005

We're trying to use DTS from SQL Server 2005 beta 2 to query data
from an Informix IDS server via OLEDB.

Unfortunately DTS is building queries of the form:

select * from "database":"owner"."tabname"

and the quoted table name is being rejected by the Informix server as a
syntax error.

Is there a way to keep DTS from quoting the table name in queries? Or is
this happening within the OLEDB provider?

Thanks.

--
John Hardin
Development and Technology group (Seattle)
CRS Retail Systems, Inc.

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Code Snippet

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