From: gt3TakeThisAway@bredband.net   
      
   > This is where I discovered something...in my test   
   > environment, I was actually using Paradox 5.0.  Unknown to me, they   
   > had upgraded to Paradox 7.0.   
      
   FYI switching from Paradox 5.0 to Paradox 7.0 does NOT automatically update   
   the table levels. It is perfectly possibly to be running Paradox 7 but still   
   using Paradox 5 tables. You can in fact have a mix of tables with several   
   different versions in one Paradox database. I think this is different from   
   example MS Access where you probably update the whole database when you open   
   and save it in a later version   
      
   > Apparently, the Microsoft Paradox Driver   
   > doesn't support 7.0.   
      
   That is correct BUT it my testing shows that it IS possible to read also   
   level 7 tables. However performance is very bad, so this is probably your   
   issue.   
      
      
   > I have since explored the Merant(?) ODBC driver   
   > and have made some progress there.  Does this seem to be the correct   
   > route to take?   
      
   The general idea is that the Merant driver is better, but have in mind that   
   most of us here doesn't use ODBC to access our Paradox tables.   
      
   > To   
   > restructure the table, I am using Borland Database Desktop 7.   
      
   You should be able to see which level the table has.   
      
   Anders   
      
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