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AS 400 to Access 2003 ODBC Problem

I am having an issue while importing from the AS 400 to MS Acces 2003 where
I am getting an error telling me the file is too large to import. I am able
to import it into Access 97 but not in 2003. Any way around this?

TIA,

Tom
Nov 13 '05 #1
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