Error Messages (T)

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The specified table (msysconf) is not in the database (-206)

"Msysconf" errors occur when the Microsoft Jet Engine tries to retrieve tables from a non-existent msysconf table. This is a "misfeature" of the Microsoft product. "Msysconf" errors are seldom fatal. They may often be ignored when they appear in logs or traces.

Be advised -- "Msysconf" errors cannot be ignored, if they appear on your client's screen. If "Msysconf" errors appear on your screen, take the following action:

I. Edit the OpenLink Session Rules Book

A) Use a text editor to open your oplrqb.ini file. You will find this file in the /bin sub-directory of your OpenLink server components installation.

B) Locate the [Mapping Rules] section.

C) Place the following line at the top of the Mapping Rules:

*:*:Admin:msdos:*:msaccess:* = reject Admin user account is not registered

D) Save your changes and exit the file.

E) Restart or reinitialize your OpenLink Request Broker.

II. Disable Jet Engine Logons

A) Run regedit from a DOS prompt.

B) Expand the following menus or their equivalent:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\8.0\Access\Jet\3.5\Engines\ODBC\

C) Set TryJetAuth=0 and JetTryAuth=0

D) Exit the registry and test.

Evidence

ODBC Client Trace