Comments on An invalid schema or catalog was specified for the provider “MSDASQL” for linked server

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    Thanks,

    man, you save me… thank a lot.-

    :)

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    Thank you! This solved my problem completely!

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    This tip was helpful especially with having the linked server to work with a Excel spreadsheet through a ODBC DSN (MSDASQL).

    Thanks!

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    Tnanks a lot.. you really help me with my problem.. !!

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    for others also researching this issue. you will come across an alternative notation like this: select * from LINKEDSERVER.DSNNAME..TABLENAME.

    this seemed to work, but wound up throwing an access denied error from my remote server. not sure why as i can use the dsn from within a dts package without incident. i was not able to diagnose that and turned on the level zero switch and it works now. thank you!!

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    Thanks. It works in our shop.

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    Thanks for the tip. This saved me a lot of time.

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    Worked for me. Thanks for the tip. But I wonder.

    I could change “level zero” back to 0 (off) and it would still work while on the server. Could it just be initializing MSDASQL on the server?

    Testing from my PC, it didn’t work set to 0 from the client, but changing “level zero” again back to 1 fixed that problem as well.

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    I’m not sure John. I have very little actual understanding of the problem despite trying to decipher books online.

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    Thank you guys . It works great.

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    Thanks a lot. I was looking for this.

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    The Google Gods are smiling on you. Thank You very much. The feature also works
    on ProvideX databases. We thank you.

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    Christopher Rannow said 8/4/2010, August 4 2010 | 1:01 pm:

    Thank you for your post. It saved me a lot of time.

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