I don't think you can do that. The jdbc driver at some point would have to
"connect" to a vendor provided driver ( for example from Oracle) and then
execute the query. But Solaris or Linux systems do not support the Jet
driver Microsoft uses on the Win platforms . Access is not an open systems
database.
My humble opinion .. someone may have solved this already ..
Sri
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hi every one! Could any one tell me where I can find a JDBC driver for
Microsoft Access? My client wants to put the .mdb file on a SUN box.
Thanks in advance! And I apologize since it is a little off-topic. Sorry!
James
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