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Microsoft Access Odbc Driver Download

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To connect Java with MS Access, you need a JDBC driver. Although Microsoft do not produce a JDBC driver for MS Access, Easysoft provide two Microsoft Access JDBC drivers. Use these JDBC drivers to provide the connectivity layer between your Java code and MS Access database.

  • Download Type 2 MS Access JDBC driver for Windows

    The Easysoft JDBC-Access Driver connects Java running on Windows to local MS Access databases. For more information, see the JDBC-Access Driver Getting Started Guide.

  • Download Type 3 MS Access JDBC driver for Linux and Unix

    The JDBC-ODBC Bridge connects Java running on Linux or Unix to remote MS Access databases. For more information, see this tutorial.

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  • Nov 21, 2017 Access has always been 32 bit but since we moved to Office 365 installation I can no longer create or modify ODBC connections to any.accdb databases, although the Access databases still work fine. I get a failure telling me that I have both 32 and 64 bit versions of Microsoft Office tools installed, which I don't.
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Accessing MS Access from Java

This tutorial shows how to access MS Access databases from Java.

Contents

Prerequisites

  • An installed and licensed Easysoft JDBC-ODBC Bridge (JOB) server on a supported Windows platform that has Microsoft Office installed.

    If you have not yet installed the JOB software or you are having problems with the installation, use our Getting Started Guide to help you through the installation.

  • An existing Access database file (.mdb) on the Windows machine.

Assumptions

  • You accepted the default options during the install.
  • This tutorial was written assuming the demonstration clients were installed on the same Windows machine as the JOB server.

    You can check to see if you have these installed by choosing Start > Programs > Easysoft > JDBC-ODBC Bridge.

    From here you should see both an Applet demo and an Application demo.

  • We have also assumed that you have installed the JOB software as a valid Windows User who has access to the target database.

Configuring the Microsoft Access ODBC Data Source

You will find the ODBC Administrator within Administrative Tools from your Control Panel.

From here you will create your new System DSN. Click the Add button and then select the Microsoft Access Driver and click Finish.

Give your DSN a meaningful name and click Select. Here you will be able to browse to your existing .mdb file.

Once you have selected the database you want to access, click OK and then OK again to exit the dialog box. You have now created your data source.

Running the Demo Applet

Within your services manager, make sure that the JOB service is running, and then open a web browser and go to the following URL http://localhost:8031.

This will open the JOB Web Administrator where you have many configuration options. On the left hand side, you will see a Test Applet link. This will show you a box with various parameters. The Logon User and Password should be the same as your valid Windows details. Roblox no download unblocked.

Once you have entered your username and password, click the Connect 5k youtube video downloader online. button. This will then display a pop-up box:

As you can see from the image, we have created a system DSN that points to northwind.mdb called NORTHWIND. (There is a Northwind database included in most versions of Microsoft Office.) If you have more than one system DSN, your newly created DSN will appear at the bottom of the drop down list.

From here, simply select the DSN you wish to connect to and click Connect. (You will not need to add a database username and password as the Access database will use NT authentication.)

Once connected, you will see a list of tables. You can issue a simple select * from table by double clicking the table you wish to query. Alternatively, you can issue your own SQL in the SQL field.

This will return the result set in an applet window:

Running the Demo Application

To run the Demo Application, choose Start > Programs > Easysoft > JDBC-ODBC Bridge > AWT Application Demo.

This should now display the demo application:

You can see that the connection URL already has the first part of the connection string in it -- jdbc:easysoft:

The complete connection string should take the form of:

From here, you do not need to add any further details. Simply click Connect.

From here, you will be able to see a list of tables from your Access database. The same applies to the SQL commands as it does in the Demo Applet section. Simply issue your SQL command and click Submit.

Common Problems

Why can't I connect to my Microsoft Access .mdb file using the Easysoft JDBC-ODBC Bridge?

The problem is likely to be that the Microsoft Access .mdb file is on a mapped network drive that can only be accessed by a named user.

There are three possible solutions:

  • Move the .mdb file to a drive that can be accessed by a service.
  • Run the JOB service as the user who has access to the drive/file.
  • Add the following attributes to the JDBC connection URL:

Why do I get error '[JOB] Connection failed[JOB] RPC Exception: access denied (java.net.SocketPermission ip address/server name:8031 connect,resolve)' when trying to connect in the test applet using a fully qualified JDBC URL?

If you have run the test applet from the Start menu, the browser will default to 127.0.0.1 (localhost). This will then be the only IP address/server name you will be able to use in your JDBC URL. You will not be able to use the server's actual IP address/server name unless you have used either of them in your initial browser address (http://ip address/server name:8031).

Why do I get error 'RPC Exception: access denied java.net.SocketPermission' in the JOB applet?

Check that your JDBC connection URL is connecting to the same machine as your browser. For example, http://127.0.0.1:8031 is not the same as the machine name / IP address, so in your connection URL it must match:

Why do I get the error 'Client denied access due to access control rule'?

The machine you are running the JOB JDBC driver on has attempted to connect to the specified server (where the JOB Server is running) but there is an access control rule on the server that denies your client access. You need to use the JOB web administration interface to examine the access control rules. Point a web browser at:

http://myserver:8031

Then select Security. The access control rules are defined on this page.

Microsoft Access ODBC Driver

Easysoft also produce an MS Access ODBC driver for Linux and Unix platforms.

Microsoft Access Database Driver

Download the ODBC driver from the ServiceNow Knowledge Base and install the driver for the first time.

You must have administrator-level access for the Windows computer onto which you want to install the ODBC driver.

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About this task

If this is the first time the driver is installed, the installer is in first time installation mode and prompts for the driver to be installed. Install only one version of the ODBC driver on a computer. If the ODBC driver was previously installed, the installer is in upgrade mode and prompts for removal of the previous driver first.
Note: Versions of the ODBC driver older than 1.0.7.3 are no longer supported.
  1. To download the latest ODBC drivers, click the following links:
    • 1.0.14_01 (32 bit) download
    • 1.0.14_01 (64 bit) download
  2. Download the ODBC driver version compatible with your computer's operating system and the application you are using to query the database.
    The ODBC driver is available as 32-bit or 64-bit. Most applications require the 32-bit ODBC driver even if the operating system is 64-bit.
  3. Right-click the executable and select Run as Administrator to launch the installer.
    The ODBC Driver Setup Wizard appears.
  4. Click Next.
  5. Read and accept the End User License Agreement.
  6. The installer prompts for the Installation Directory. Select the target directory for installing the ServiceNow ODBC driver.
    The default directory is C:Program FilesService-nowODBC.
  7. The installer prompts for the Service Name. Enter a name to identify the service (for example, ServiceNow_ODBC) and press Next.
  8. The installer prompts for the Java Virtual Machine Location.
    • Browse to and select the directory where the jvm.dll file is located (usually C:Program FilesJavajrebinserver).
    • If you do not want to enter the JRE location at the time of the installation, click Next.
      On the popup window, click Yes to enter the JRE location now, or click No to enter the JRE location later.
      Important: You must specify the JRE location before the ODBC driver will work. After the installation, you can access the Management console as an administrator and navigate to Services > > Service Settings > IP Parameters and enter the JRE location in the ServiceJVMLocation property.
    Tip: For the configuration of a Java service, ServiceNow strongly recommends using the server jvm.dll file from the Java Development Kit (JDK).
  9. The installer prompts for the ODBC Data Source details. Specify the following parameters, which are required to create an ODBC data source that can be used to create a DSN.
    • Data Source Name: A short name to identify this data source.
    • Description: A short description of the driver. The driver's version number is appended to the end of this value.
    • Service Name: Enter the same Service Name entered at step 7.
    • Service Data Source: The name that can be selected in the Service Data Source field of the ODBC Administrator.
  10. Select the Program Folder to create links for the driver. This is the program folder that appears under the Start menu.
    The installation creates the following links in the menu.
    • Interactive SQL (ODBC): An interactive SQL command window for directly testing SQL statements.
    • Management Console: A Microsoft MMC snap-in for configuring default properties for the ODBC driver.
    • ODBC Administrator: A Microsoft ODBC Administrator program.

    A progress bar appears.

  11. When prompted, click Finish to complete the installation.




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