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Can't access SQL Query in Seagate

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Can't access SQL Query in Seagate

Can't access SQL Query in Seagate

(OP)
I'm using Seagate Info Desktop 7.0.2.200 and when I'm in the design of a report and try Database -> Show SQL Query this option is greyed out.

Can anybody suggest how I can get this active?

Many thanks

PP

RE: Can't access SQL Query in Seagate

You need to at least post the type of database and connectivity you are using...

Some databases/connectivity doesn't support SQL.

-k

RE: Can't access SQL Query in Seagate

(OP)
synapsevampire

Thanks for the reply

We're using Microsoft Access as our database.

Regards,

PP

RE: Can't access SQL Query in Seagate

Change the connectivity to ODBC if you want to view the SQL. Direct connectivity doesn't allow for it.

-k

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