Sounds like you are using MS Access. Are you? I believe there is an ODBC
driver setting to fix that. You might also try the driver vendor's web site
and look in their knowledge base. I know I encountered this problem a long
time ago and it was an ODBC driver issue with a particular vendor. You had
to edit the ini file (at the time) and add something like views=1 or true or
some such thing. It was 7 years ago so I am fuzzy on the exact solution.
Jim
"Christopher Burke" <craznar_at_hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> > Why do you think you can't use synonyms? Did you try it at all?
>
> Yes tried, the application only picks up tables - not synonyms or views.
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