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Could someone please explain how to connect to the MS Access Database using JDBC completely. I am really frustrated using JDBC. I tried using the Microsoft Text Driver for a simple databse and the error I recieved was : " Cannot Create Table, The Databse is in a Read Only Mode"
Any explanations???
Thanks In Advance!
 
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To connect to MS Access you have to create a DSN first.Assuming you are using Windows 98 or above,
Select control panel from Windows menu, Select ODBC. Follow the directions to create a new Data Source Name selecting MSAccess driver and add it to the list of DSNs.
A good first lesson in JDBC is 'Duke's Bakery' provided in Sun's tutorials.Check it out.


Originally posted by Sriraj Rajaram:
Could someone please explain how to connect to the MS Access Database using JDBC completely. I am really frustrated using JDBC. I tried using the Microsoft Text Driver for a simple databse and the error I recieved was : " Cannot Create Table, The Databse is in a Read Only Mode"
Any explanations???
Thanks In Advance!


 
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