Developer 6 and MS Access 2000

Is it possible to use Developer 6 with MS Access 2000 database
and how ?
Thanks
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Create an ODBC datasource for Access database.
Then in the Forms 6.0 connect using the following host string
'odbc:name_of_your_odbc_source'
Asad Kayani
Pakistan
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Jacy,
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> I am loading test conditions from an Access DB in a multiple nested
> loop. The loops successively drill into the DB. ei Temperature,
> Humidity, Power. Consequently the DB is opened and closed numerous
> (2000) times. The Errors returned are(-2147467259) Unspecified Error
> or (2147024882) System Resources low. I have disabled result recording
> in the edit sequence properties dialog. I do see a constant memory
> consumption, but of 128MB, it never gets below 40MB. I have enclosed
> the example sequence file I am using.
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Blog: http://dontpapanic.com/blog
Twitter: Follow @pstork
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