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Java Database Q&A » MS Access » Windows

1. How to connect to MS Access DB using Java + ODBC on Windows 7 stackoverflow.com

I googleed this question a lot and the answers are inconsistent and none helped. So I thought I could get a little more help here. I need to code a little app ...

2. ODBC driver for MS Access seems missing (Windows 64 bit) stackoverflow.com

I am simply trying to connect a java application to MS Access in the Eclipse IDE. From what I have read and done on other computers I need to go to ...

3. Win7 MSAccess Cannot get DB Connection coderanch.com

After correcting for the 32-bit/64-bit driver problem in Win7, I entered the necessary (I thought) DSN's to get MSAccess usage with a Java program. I went under c:\windows\syswow64\ to find odbcad32 and ran it to get the 32-bit drivers set up: On the first display under the System DSN tab, I clicked "Add". On the next window "Create New Data Source, ...

4. How to connection ms access database on windows serve from unix using java forums.oracle.com

I don't know , what your asking. This is first time I asked question about MS access database data transfer. It is not possible to change MS ACCESS database which is running on windows 2003 server to some other database and also same time, it is not possible to use RMI and DSN. My task is to load access database data ...

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