Visual Basic&database, How to program for Access 2000

How to program for Access 2000

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OpenCZu #1 / 3	How to program for Access 2000 Ok, I have been developing a frontend for an Access 97 database, and it came to my attention that rather than using an Access 97 backend, we will now be using an Access 2000 backend. I really am not too sure what differences that would make within the app. Can someone help me? I've tried just simply loading the new access 2000 database, but it says it is in an unrecognized format. I am using DAO 3.6 (I know,I know) VB 6 thanks, OpenCZun Sent via Deja.com http://www.--*.com/
Sat, 28 Jun 2003 00:03:27 GMT

Gecko2 #2 / 3	How to program for Access 2000 Quote: > Ok, I have been developing a frontend for an Access 97 database, and it > came to my attention that rather than using an Access 97 backend, we > will now be using an Access 2000 backend. I really am not too sure what > differences that would make within the app. very, very little. Quote: >Can someone help me? I've > tried just simply loading the new access 2000 database, but it says it > is in an unrecognized format. > I am using > DAO 3.6 (I know,I know) > VB 6 This error indicates that you haven't installed the new version of JET. You can't open an A2K MDB without the A2K JET db engine installed. So install A2K on your developement machine, and make sure that the latest version of JET is included in the References... section of your project and you should be good to go. Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
Sat, 28 Jun 2003 01:38:54 GMT

OpenCZu #3 / 3	How to program for Access 2000 Quote: > > Ok, I have been developing a frontend for an Access 97 database, and > it > > came to my attention that rather than using an Access 97 backend, we > > will now be using an Access 2000 backend. I really am not too sure > what > > differences that would make within the app. > very, very little. > >Can someone help me? I've > > tried just simply loading the new access 2000 database, but it says it > > is in an unrecognized format. > > I am using > > DAO 3.6 (I know,I know) > > VB 6 > This error indicates that you haven't installed the new version of JET. > You can't open an A2K MDB without the A2K JET db engine installed. > So install A2K on your developement machine, and make sure that the > latest version of JET is included in the References... section of your > project and you should be good to go. > Sent via Deja.com > http://www.deja.com/ Thanks for the help. I talked to my supervisor, and I guess I was supposed to be using ADO all along. Oops. How's that for project definition... OpenCZun Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
Sat, 28 Jun 2003 03:04:54 GMT

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