"Microsoft Paradox Driver (*.db )"="Installed" "Microsoft dBase Driver (*.dbf)"="Installed"
"Microsoft Excel Driver (*.xls)"="Installed" "Microsoft Text Driver (*.txt *.csv)"="Installed" "Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)"="Installed" When this problem is encountered, an export of the registry key typically looks similar to the following: The entry this left in the registry caused every driver installed after that time to not be displayed by the ODBC Administrator. Investigation of the problem revealed a problem in the Windows registry which may have been caused by some software setting a specific driver to be the default driver and then resetting it to a blank or empty value. Existing data sources using the ODBC driver can be used, modified, and saved without any problem though. We have had some reports of PCs on which a data source could not be created using the iSeries Access for Windows ODBC driver because, although it is installed, it does not show up in the list of ODBC drivers available in the ODBC Administrator. Consult Microsoft's knowledge base and help system for information on using regedit, regedt32 registry editor programs.
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Before using this tool to make any changes to your registry, back it up, and make certain you understand how to restore the registry if a problem occurs. Caution: This document discusses making changes to the Windows registry with the registry editor, regedit.
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