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Subject: Re: GISList: connecting to an access database
Date:  02/13/2002 07:37:19 AM
From:  David Stinchcomb



Randy:

You should be able to add the data as a table in ArcMap and do a join. If
the data is in a table (as opposed to a saved query) and you do not need to
provide a special user name/password to read the database, you can just use
the "Add Data" button, navigate to the database and then open the table
within the database. If the data is in a saved query or you need a special
user name/password, you need to set up a "Database Connection" via
ArcCatalog. Once it is set up, you still use the "Add Data" button but
navigate to the Database Connection instead of the database itself.

I have a more detailed write-up with some pros and cons on the different ODBC
providers that I can send you if you are interested.

-- Dave Stinchcomb
Southwest Texas State University

============
Randy Nattis wrote:

> Any advise on connecting a unique attribute field in GIS to an access
> database, which has the same unique attribute field .. I'm using ArcView
> 8.1...
>
> There are about 6000 points that will match up once I can 'see' the
> database.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Randy
>
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