Linking From SQL Server To MySQL

Dec 13, 2004

Hi all, hoping someone can help.
I have created an ODBC connection to a remote MySQL database.
I can then go into DTS wizard and specify this ODBC connection, it all goes through fine and I can see the tables on the remote server and import data.
The problem arises when I try and create a linked server using the same ODBC connection. I get the following error, when I try to view the tables.
I am so stuck. Any help would be very much appreciated.

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Linking Website To MySQL Database

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I am currently trying to complete part of my A-level coursework but am stuck.

i am creating a website for a restaurant on which customers can submit information to do with four areas:
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Bookings
Comments
Job Applications
Pre-order
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i have used access alot in the past and had no problems creating a running model of my final database.

i have built my website and created the four tables in the alloted MySQL area that came with my website package.

BIG QUESTION:

how do i create the interface for people to submit data and for it to be sent to my database?

i am a complete beginner to MySQL using it for the first time this week so im not sure what i need to do in the slightest to solve this issue

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any help or advice would be VERY VERY gratefull

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GO

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GO

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GO

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GO

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GO

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GO

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GO

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