Kiwi Cattools under Wine

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Hello Everybody,
I'm pleased with the progress of the wine project, it's been nice to move most of my work applications into Linux, and avoid using Windows all together. I am currently facing problems with an application called Kiwi CatTools (http://www.kiwisyslog.com). This application is a Network Management System that automates configuration archiving, mass-configuration pushing/pulling, and various other everyday functions of a Network Technician. When I try to run it under wine, configured as WinXP, setup using winetools, with all of the necessary components installed for a functional windows system, with the following command:

setarch i386 wine CatTools.exe

I get this error:

"Could not complete DB startup. Check the infolog for details. Please shut down CatTools and try again after fixing the problem."

WINEDEBUG="loaddll" reveals the following dlls being called:

msjet40.dll
MSJINT40.DLL
msjter40.dll
msjetoledb40.dll
WBAJET32.DLL
expsrv.dll

So, from what I can gather, this application uses a Microsoft Jet Database to store it's device information etc. Can anybody suggest some tweaks I might try to get this running properly? I'm either going to use wine or VMWare, but I'd rather use wine for efficiency sake. I've researched and tried numerous dll overrides, to no avail. My company purchased the licenses for this just before I made the platform switch, so I'd like to stick with the tool if possible, and I have yet to find an equivolent application native in Linux. Thanks for any and all help, I'll happily provide whatever information I need to.

Happy New Years!
Mike.

P.S.
Distribution: Fedora Core 4
Architecture: i686

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