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| You need to specify the primary key or unique index when you link the tables. Without this information, the data will be read only. -Sue On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 07:44:04 -0800, "Xiaowei" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: >I have an Access database on a windows xp computer which >has linked ODBC tables from sql server. > >The Windows xp is in the same workgroup with the web >server which has SQL server installed. > >After I try to open the odbc table, it asks for login, I >use SQL Admin to log in. I find the ODBC tables are not >updatable, read-only. > >How can I make the table updatable? > >We are not in a domain enviroment. > >Thanks for any suggestions |