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mpvinci #1
Re: Access Unicode connection crashes whith password
I have found this problem on a number of posts in the forums, but none of them
have a fix, solution or workaround. Has anything been done or posted about
this problem? I have searched the macromedia pages to no avail. Is the
default connection string created by the adminstrator incorrect for the Access
with Unicode driver? This is occuring on a Cold Fusion MX 6.1 server.
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UpstateWeb #2
Re: Access Unicode connection crashes whith password
I am experiencing the exact same problem. Did anyone find a fix for this issue?
David
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sdupre #3
Re: Access Unicode connection crashes whith password
Additional information:
On machines where MS Access is not installed, the jet-engine can fail to
automatically find the system.mdw. A system.mdw must be explicitly named in the
connection string using the Jet Oledb:System database property. See
[url]http://www.infozoom.de/jdbcurl.shtml#samples[/url] for examples.
If the database is locked with the database password, use:
"jdbc:izmado:Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OleDB.4.0; data
source=c:\\somefolder\\somemdb.mdb;"
+ "Jet Oledb:Database Password=somepwd;"
If the database is secured with the workgroup user/password credentials use:
"jdbc:izmado:Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OleDB.4.0; data
source=c:\\somefolder\\somemdb.mdb;"
+" User Id=someUser;Password=somepwd;"
If the database is secured with a specific workgroup file (System.mdw), use:
"jdbc:izmado:Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OleDB.4.0; data
source=c:\\somefolder\\somemdb.mdb;"
+ "Jet OLEDB:System Database=c:\\somefolder\\mysystem.mdw;"
If the database needs to be created, if it doesn't exist:
"jdbc:izmado:Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OleDB.4.0; data
source=c:\\somefolder\\somemdb.mdb;"
+"IzmJetCreateDB=IfNotExists;"
Stephen Dupre
Macromedia QA
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