Visual Basic 6.0 and Access 2003 question.
January 26, 2005 11:49 AM Subscribe
Visual Basic 6.0 and Access 2003 question.....(more inside)
Visual Basic 6.0's integrated Visual Data manager saves all db's in access 97 format. When I need to build a relationship between two databases created with the visual data manager, I have to convert the db to access 2004 format and then back again so I can manipulate the db through the visual data manager. I've looked all over MS's website and can't find any update that adresses this. Is there anyway i can avoid constantly converting the db's?
Visual Basic 6.0's integrated Visual Data manager saves all db's in access 97 format. When I need to build a relationship between two databases created with the visual data manager, I have to convert the db to access 2004 format and then back again so I can manipulate the db through the visual data manager. I've looked all over MS's website and can't find any update that adresses this. Is there anyway i can avoid constantly converting the db's?
This may wind up exposing my ignorance, but:
1. Is everything on the same machine?
2. Would upgrading the MDAC (Microsoft data access controller) maybe alleviate this issue?
posted by yerfatma at 4:38 PM on January 26, 2005
1. Is everything on the same machine?
2. Would upgrading the MDAC (Microsoft data access controller) maybe alleviate this issue?
posted by yerfatma at 4:38 PM on January 26, 2005
I don't know beans about Visual Data Manager, but you may be able to use Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Engine.
There are license restrictions. read them before you try any redistribution.
...Maybe MySQL?
posted by nj_subgenius at 5:26 PM on January 26, 2005
There are license restrictions. read them before you try any redistribution.
...Maybe MySQL?
posted by nj_subgenius at 5:26 PM on January 26, 2005
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posted by matildaben at 1:54 PM on January 26, 2005