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ODBC conversion error between MySQL and MS Access

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Help!

I am trying to link MySQL tables (4.1.1-alpha-standard,
5.0.1-alpha-nt-max) via ODBC (3.51) to MS Access 2000. OS is Win2k
professional, english version.

Everything is working fine, but columns defined as "time" are first
interpretated as date (e.g. "13:30:00" is changing to "31.05.2015").
When opening the design view of the new table in MS Access and selecting
the particular column, it is possible to select a new format (e.g. "Long
Time"), but now the time is simply "00:00:00". What is wrong?

Also changing the regional options in the control panel of Win2k does
not help. Current setting for time is format: "HH:mm::ss" and time
separator is ":".

Thanks,

Matthias
Jul 20 '05 #1
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