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Changing ODBC server (MySQL)
Help please,
I have written a number of analytical workbooks for our company and wish to share these with others. The issue is that while our SQL servers (MySQL) have the same name they all operate on different ip sdresses. Ideally I want to burn a disk of the most commonly used workbooks and set them up in other loactions. Any way of doing this? Office XP and 2007 being used. Thanks -- Chaos, Panic & Disorder... My work here is done! |
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