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jperegrino #1
How best to connect MS Access and Solaris CF 6.1?
I've got a request to connect my Solaris ColdFusionMX 6.1 server to an MS
Access database. But apparently MS Access just talks ODBC and I see no ODBC
drivers in the Solaris server. Do I need to buy third party drivers? Should I
try the JDBC/ODBC bridge?
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Tom Jordahl #2 Re: How best to connect MS Access and Solaris CF 6.1?
I believe you can just use the access w/ Unicode pure Java driver and
read/write an access file.
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OldCFer #3 Re: How best to connect MS Access and Solaris CF 6.1?
I don't think you can do this. Access is a Windows file based DB that you have
to connect to via the MS Jet engine.
Since neither one of these is compatible with Unix, I don't know of a way to
make it work. Access doesn't listen
on an IP port like the "major" databases, as a means of connecting. There may
be some third party solutions,
but I'm not aware of them, or their reliability.
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