ms-access-2007

I want to Access .mdb files and manipulate like insert / update using nodejs Please suggest a library that would suite the need. Thanks. Slightly different but node-adodb worked well for me for .accdb files: https://www.npmjs.org/package/node-adodb // Get the adodb module var ADODB = require('node-adodb'); ADODB.debug = true; // Connect to the MS Access DB var connection = ADODB.open('Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=C:\\dbs\\my-access-db.accdb;Persist Security Info=False;'); // Query the DB connection .query('SELECT * FROM [TestTable];') .on('done', function (data){ console.log(

How might I link a data range from an Excel spreadsheet so that the data in that range appears as a useable table in Access? Linking to an Excel sheet that has data starting at cell A1 is easy enough, but where data in the Excel spreadsheet starts elsewhere in the sheet, I'm not sure how to get Access to pin-point it, especially if that non-A1 range is dynamic. Access doesn't seem to pick up named/dynamic ranges when going through the import/link wizard. Real world scenario: I have an Excel spreadsheet file, let's call it " ExcelFile1.xls ", that is provided to me externally (so I can't really

In the Microsoft Access 2007 with an SQL Server Backend, we usually take a linked table from the SQL Server as Form.RecordSource of an editable form for a single table data modification. A local query is used for cross tables editions that combines fields from several linked tables. The local query must be updatable itself in order to modify data on the editing form. Now we are planning to replace all local queries by Passthrough queries in order to use native SQL Server tables directly. I've tried to create a very simple passthru query named qrySelProductsPassThroughEditable with the

I am trying to add a linked server to a Access database. I am using the following SQL code to do this. exec sp_addlinkedserver @server = 'Test', @provider = 'Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0', @srvproduct = 'OLE DB Provider for Jet', @datasrc = '\\srv\public$\CM Database\Data\sysConfig_dat.mdb' go EXEC sp_addlinkedsrvlogin Test, FALSE, Null, Admin, Null but when i run this... select * from Test...tblProduct i get this error... OLE DB provider 'Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0' cannot be used for distributed queries because the provider is configured to run in single-threaded apartment mode. what am i doing

So after some digging I realize that there is no built in user level security option for Access 2007. What I need to do is restrict records that users can edit based on who is logged in (they can see all the data but only edit their own). I was thinking that I could make a log in form and assign passwords and go from there, but I was wondering if there was a better method to do this. For user privileges for read-only, read-write on forms in the database, we implemented following tables, logic. I created a privilege table along with log-in table. Each screen in the database will have Read-only

I am trying to update table Original with the values in Final. I'm a newb to SQL, but I have been at this for two hours trying to change various samples to fit my needs. I am using Access 2007. UPDATE Original o SET o.[Assest Description] = ( SELECT f.[Assest Description] FROM Original o, Final f WHERE o.[Assest No] = f.[Assest No]) WHERE o.[Assest No] = Final.[Asset No] I'm not sure your select statement returns only one row. If you want to perform an update on a table using a select statement for assignment, you must be sure that it returns only one row. Besides that, you may consider the

I have a situation, I have a Access table named Gas Flow Rates that I want to add records. When I try to run my insert query for a similar table Common Station , I get the following error: "error hy000: syntax error, in query incomplete query clause" Code is: using System; using System.Data.Odbc; class MainClass { static void Main(string[] args) { string connectionString = "Dsn=Gas_meter"; string sqlins = ""; OdbcConnection conn = new OdbcConnection(connectionString); OdbcCommand cmdnon = new OdbcCommand(sqlins, conn); conn.Open(); try { cmdnon.CommandText = "INSERT INTO 'Common station' (

I have an MS Access application that contains all tables linked to SQL Server, so in MS Access VBA code or query I work with those tables very simple, I access them via name, like [Customers] . Also I have a stored procedure in SQL Server called sp_CopyData which I need to call from my VBA code. How can I do that without creating new connection to SQL Server (I already have it somewhere!? because I have access to tables)? Or it's impossible? Appreciate any help. Thanks! ihorko The right answer found out, it should be like: Dim qdef As DAO.QueryDef Set qdef = CurrentDb.CreateQueryDef("") qdef