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Excel spreadsheet still pointing to old server after server move
Hello,
We have a large collection of Excel Spreadsheets which contain embedded sql queries linked to an access database file that is connected to a Microsoft SQL database. These Excel spreadsheets are now failing to refresh and update data in their tables since we have moved our Microsoft SQL databases from one server to another. When already have changed the ODBC DSN system and file settings to point to the new server but users still receive a ODBC connection error which by default produces a window with the OLD Server still being displaying in the drop down menu. Despite changing the drop down menu displayng the OLD Server to point to the New Server, this error still occurs. We have come to the conclusion that there must be some sort of query reference in either the excel spreadsheet or the Access file which is retaining the reference to the old server and as a result pointing and connecting to the old server. Can anyone help me on a resolution and advise me on if there is a universal resolution, as we have over a 100 spreadsheets to potentially repoint. Best Wishes Yemi |
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