To whom it may concern
I already found my answer to this problem. silly of me i didn't know you have to specify to the RV whether it has to use the global connection or its own. the default value for that setting is .F. on not use a shared connections, i just had to put it to .T.
regards
>Selim,
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>= SQLSETPROP(0,'DispLogin',3)
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>should prevent the login prompt from appearing. You need to put the code before the line that contains SQLCONNECT.
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>Cheers,
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>Zoran
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>>I have a problem that's been bothering me for a day now.
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>>I am building a form in a software named Visual Accountmate for SQL. The software comes with certain number of tables and one Remote View for each table. they have been put together on a DBC and uses a connection to the backend name VAMCONNECT.
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>>the VAMCONNECT doesn't have a password on it, for security reasons, but the software creates a global connection through a sqlconnect command at the start of the application. everything was working well with the form i am building until i had the need of create a new sql table and a new Remote View. I added to the form and when i run the form it keeps on asking me the user and password for the ODBC connection only for the RV i added. if i remove it works well, put it again, starts asking the pass.
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>>any ideas?
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>>TIA
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