Access is a file-based database, and really it's just a data file in the end,
the driver is what services queries and such. So, as Lee said, you'll need
something to service the requests in between your client (i.e., your
application) and the .MDB file. A remote server process could do this a
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> Subject: Re: [OT] access Microsoft Access database from remote machine
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> Microsoft Access is not a "database server" -- it is not designed to
> be run on a local machine and process sql sent to it.
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> However, you could set up tomcat on the sam
Microsoft Access is not a "database server" -- it is not designed to
be run on a local machine and process sql sent to it.
However, you could set up tomcat on the same machine as the access
databaseset a local connection from that tomcat...and call a java
procedure on the remote tomcat, which
Hi
Has any one accessed Microsoft access database from
remote machine, currently if i have to use JDBC-ODBC
brige i have to create a system DSN and then use this
to access data,
but if i dont have the database on my local machine,
or any drive mapped to my machine how do i access it
using JDBC
Ash
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