About-tw.com §K¶O¤H¤O»È¦æ wrote: > You should use the openlink sdk connect to windows.Use the Multi-tie version of >oprnlink software and SDK. > > Download the l3brzzzz.taz ,l3kozzzz.taz ,l3kuzzzzz.taz ,l3oczzzz.taz and install.sh >for linux.And remeber setup the $ENV before you make. > > Download the ntbrzzzz.zip for windows. On windows,you should install the MSDE to >transfer the access(*.mdb) to MS-SQL .Then configure the ODBC DSN . > > I just do it by this way. But the problem is I can't directly connect to the access >database via DBD-ODBC from linux .It need to transfer to MS-SQL style. > > Hope this will help you a little bit. If you find out the other way to connect >access database, please let me know. > > Regards, > Tom Wu > [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
As someone else has mentioned a commercial solution our (Easysoft) ODBC-ODBC bridge will allow you to connect to the access ODBC driver and from there to the ..mdb. This does require the mdb to be on a windows box, no one has a full spec for the mdb files, so a direct driver is not possible at the moment. -- Nick Gorham Easysoft Ltd
