Do you sometimes wish you were a dog and?
1.Open your access database 2. goto Tools/Options and select 'View' tab 3. Check 'System objects', and click OK 4. find table MSysObjects and open it 5. look thru records in column 'Name' and locate the linked table you want passowrd upddated 6. Edit DSN column value for this row. Set new password 7. save record, close the table and hide SysObjects in Tools
If the linked access is to a DB2 Database you would need to change set the password according to what it is on the DB2 host. ODBC uses host based auth to determine if the user has login permission.. I do the same with Informix and Oracle.
It's due to the metal used to make the studs. Using a material that made sparks would be a safety hazard - what if the car had a fuel leak?
