jwcolby
jwcolby at colbyconsulting.com
Tue Dec 13 16:12:07 CST 2011
Never mind. that was from tables already deleted. When I exited the db and came back in these were gone. John W. Colby Colby Consulting Reality is what refuses to go away when you do not believe in it On 12/13/2011 4:58 PM, jwcolby wrote: > I am iterating my connections in tabledefs and I have three connections with ~TMP as the leading > part of the name. They point to a SQL server Express database that physically does not exist any > more. I have discovered that these links to old stuff cause massive slowing opening real linked > tables so I need to find and delete these links, but I am at a loss to discover how. > > ~TMPCLP184931: ODBC;Description=Ullico Elig;DRIVER=SQL > Server;SERVER=DISCOSRVR\SQLEXPRESS;UID=DiscoApp;APP=Microsoft® > Access;WSID=DISABILITYINS89;DATABASE=DISCO_UllicoEligibility;Network=DBMSSOCN > ~TMPCLP280711: ODBC;Description=Ullico Elig;DRIVER=SQL > Server;SERVER=DISCOSRVR\SQLEXPRESS;UID=DiscoApp;APP=Microsoft® > Access;WSID=DISABILITYINS89;DATABASE=DISCO_UllicoEligibility;Network=DBMSSOCN > ~TMPCLP288731: ODBC;Description=Ullico Elig;DRIVER=SQL > Server;SERVER=DISCOSRVR\SQLEXPRESS;UID=DiscoApp;APP=Microsoft® > Access;WSID=DISABILITYINS89;DATABASE=DISCO_UllicoEligibility;Network=DBMSSOCN > ~TMPCLP373521: ODBC;Description=Ullico Elig;DRIVER=SQL > Server;SERVER=DISCOSRVR\SQLEXPRESS;UID=DiscoApp;APP=Microsoft® > Access;WSID=DISABILITYINS89;DATABASE=DISCO_UllicoEligibility;Network=DBMSSOCN > ~TMPCLP457481: ODBC;Description=Ullico Elig;DRIVER=SQL > Server;SERVER=DISCOSRVR\SQLEXPRESS;UID=DiscoApp;APP=Microsoft® >