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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 <nop>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 <nop>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 <nop>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