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Due to a merger, we have inherited a couple of legacy apps which run on Access 2.0. Ideally we would like to re-write them as intranet web apps but due to other priorities this is not going to happen anytime soon.
Our main concern is to get the data off...
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Enabling a Previous-version Access Database in Access 2000
About converting an Access file
Might be of use: Troubleshooting Your Upgrade to Access 2000
In addition to Mitch's links you Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared....
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In Java, are access specifiers and access modifiers the same thing?
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"access modifier....
"access modifier" is the official term for private , protected and public , whereas the term "access specifier" does not occur at all in the Java language specification and is AFAIK not something that is widely used.
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What is Mandatory Access Control, and why is it better than Discretionary Access Control?
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In discretionary....
In some situations, it may be necessary to have) and SELinux both are forms of MAC .
The MAC is mandatory.
Basically, it comes down to users being able to override the access controls at their discretion access to a resource.
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I do not have root access on the host machine. (no php installed)
I have a guest virtual machine running a local server and database. (I do not have any login access to this machine)
I need to access the guest machine database from the host machine.
Started by AndrewWasHere on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Then you should be able to access the database on port 5432 using the IP address of the virtual.
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Is it possible for Flash or possibly Adobe AIR to have access to a local Access database?
I will have either a Flash EXE or AIR application running on a local PC (WinXP). The PC will also have a local Access database. I need my Flash application to get...
Started by TandemAdam on
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To access a local Access database you would have to write....
PS: A quick search shows that there is an AS3 library for MySQL .
However computer.
You cannot do it with AIR alone (unless there is an AS3 library for parsing access DB).
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I want to create a list of all tables in an ms Access database including those that are hidden.
Started by Art on
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OLEDB:Table Hidden In Access").Value Next End With End Sub.
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I have a router and an access point. I changed my router so that it is the same brand as the router, but now there is a problem. The router sends out a wireless signal named "linksys" and the access point sends out a wireless singal named "dlink" (like...
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Into your router?
Please tell what's the products you're using, by the way you'll have to access.
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I have a product designed to be a desktop product using MS Access file as a DB.
Now, some users need to install it in a few PCs (let's say 2 or 3) and SHARE the database.
I thought to place the MS Access file in a shared folder and access it from the ...
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Microsoft is also gradually deprecating Access....
Yes, it supports access by multiple.
That database unless you have a compelling reason to choose Jet .
Easy to use the upsizing wizard to convert your Access file to a Sql Express database.
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I have a legacy Access 2003 database file that must remain in that format to preserve its menus and toolbars. I have recently moved to Access 2007 in my build environment and will be deploying the compiled Access 2003 program with the Access 2007 runtime...
Started by Ned Ryerson on
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This probably isn't exactly the answer you're looking for, but why not keep Access 2003 + Developer Extensions installed side by side with Access 2007 and just use 2003 to script the mde process.
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Is it possible to restrict access to a MS Access db on a users computer to a web server?
The web application will be using this database and the user who is hosting it wants it locked down to everyone except the web server using it.
Is this possible?
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You can also....
Access uses file permissions first - so you can use NTFS and if the web application is running under a particular account, only that account can be given access to the directory (remember, it need to create those .ldb files).
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