We started out playing around with MicroTrash Access for some quick and
dirty prototypes. We used the following as a JDBC-ODBC bridge:
"sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver". As we progressed, we ran into major
problems and quickly abandoned MS Access & went to ORACLE. I won't swear to
it but last time I checked, MS Access would not port to a Solaris Box. The
rules might have changed since then, but I would still bet that the .mdb
will not work on a SUN Box.
Good Luck
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> hi every one! Could any one tell me where I can find a JDBC driver for
> Microsoft Access? My client wants to put the .mdb file on a SUN box.
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> Thanks in advance! And I apologize since it is a little off-topic. Sorry!
>
> James
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