MS Office Access 2010 - Copy to Oracle?

Hi,
Does the "Copy to Oracle" functionality in SQL*Dev 4 work for an Access 2010 database source?
Thanks
Joel

Hi willjamu ,
Do you mean right click "copy to Oracle"?
Blob seems the only thing slightly unusual and I though that was handled.
Can you make a complete test case - including table name so I can duplicate it and log a bug.
Note there may be warnings/errors in the 'Logging Page' user interface area.
-Turloch
SQLDeveloper Team

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Windows 7 64 bit, Access 2010 32 bit, Oracle 10G client 32 bit, Oracle database 10.2.0.4 64 bit

I am trying to connect to an Oracle 10.2.0.4 database from Windows 7 OS - 64 bit using
Access 2010 32 bit and Oracle 32 bit client version 10.2.0.1 installed on PC.
My user requires a 64 bit Windows 7 OS for other needs.
Oracle ODBC driver is 32 bit from Oracle 32 bit client.
In Windows 7 OS 64 bit, ODBC DSN setup software is located in:
C:\Windows\system32\odbcad32.exe for 64 bit drivers - all DSN types setup and
C:\Windows\syswow64\odbcad32.exe for 32 bit drivers - USER DSN setup
When I run the ODBC Data Source Administrator, I see the Version number is 6.1.7601.17632
I setup a User DSN using the 32 bit odbcad32.exe with a 32 bit ODBC driver.
Our Oracle TNSnames.ora file has our standard entries which have worked for years
(Windows 7 OS 32 bit and everything 32 bit has connected for years too)
So when I configure an ODBC User DSN and leave all the default settings and press the TEST Connection button, it says it works.
But when I open the existng Access 2010 database (which does connect to Oracle in a Windows 7 32 bit PC environment),
1. I go to Access External Data ribbon tab / Link to the Data Source by creating a linked table / press OK
2. I select the Machine Data source = to the USER DSN name / press OK
3. The Oracle ODBC Driver Connect Window opens with Service Name = USER DSN and User Name and it wants a Password
4. I enter the correct password and I get the following error message:
ODBC call failed
[Oracle][ODBC]{Ora]ORA-12154: TNS: could not resolve the connect identifier specified
(#12154) [Microsoft][ODBC Driver manager] Driver's SQLSetConnectAttr failed IM006 0
[Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Driver's SQLSetConnectAttr failed (#0)
I have tried a quite a number of fixes:
I have gone into the PC registry and cleaned out most or all off the Oracle client keys and
reinstalled the Oracle 32 bit 10g client. It didn't fix the error.
I read about the Oracle instantclient-basic-win32-10.2.0.4.zip with ODBC modules but I have Windows 7 64 bit.
Anyone experienced a problem like this and have a fix?

Thank you for your reply.
I did not get to try it because after I entered my question, I did a lot more internet Googling.
I found this small comment:
“There's a known issue where you get a 12154 error message running 32 bit software on a 64 bit OS using client 10201, and
It should be resolved by patching the client to 10204, which you do by applying the 10204 database patch to it.”
I searched around for the 10.2.0.4 patch for 10.2.0.1 Oracle 32 bit client.
When I contacted my Oracle DBA to ask if he had that patch, he said that I should try the 11g 32 bit client on the Win 7 64 bit PC.
We have a 10.2.0.4 Oracle database but he said the 11g client should work fine.
I tried it and it solved the problem!
With so many settings, configurations and permissions involved in ODBC, I am inclined to think that I missed a setting but
it was a bug in the 32 bit client 10.2.0.1.
Solved.

Acrobat X Pro - PDFMAKER Office COM in Access 2010

Hi,
I have Office 2013 and Access 2010 installed on my computer. I cannot get the PDFMAKER plugin to work with Access 2010. I tried to manually register the DLL and enabling the plugin. Is this becuase I have MS Office 2013 installed alongside Access 2010. Any info would be great since we run reports in Access and need to ability to merge all the pages in the reports. This was working on another machine that only had office 2010.
Nick

Don't remember if it was AA X or AA XI when support for ACCESS ended. That may be the issue. The compatibility chart at Compatible web browsers and PDFMaker applications suggests that ACCESS does not work for OFFICE 2013 and PDF Maker, but does for ACCESS 2010 on AA X (only version of Acrobat that worked with ACCESS 2010. AA XI does not work with ACCESS. Since you mention both OFFICE 2013 and ACCESS 2010, there may be an issue with 2010 really being the application running (check the help file for About Access for the version). Of course, Acrobat may be confused too, so you may have to activate the addon for ACCESS 2010.

Copy Access Table(s) to Oracle

I use Oracle SQL Developer version 3.2.20.09 "Copy to Oracle..." to copy table(s) from MS Access 2007 to Oracle 11g R2 database instance. All the tables from Access will go to the system schema, even if I choose a connection which connects to a specific user. I wonder if I can let the MS Access table(s) to be copied to a specific schema instead of system schema? Thank you for your help
Kevin

>
I use Oracle SQL Developer version 3.2.20.09 "Copy to Oracle..." to copy table(s) from MS Access 2007 to Oracle 11g R2 database instance. All the tables from Access will go to the system schema, even if I choose a connection which connects to a specific user.
>
You need to explain that. What steps are you using to select 'Copy to Oracle'? Oracle won't create tables in the system schema unless you are connected as user SYSTEM or a user that has privileges as a DBA.
So if you only have one connection open (e.g. SCOTT) that is where the objects will get created since there is no other connection sql developer could use and SCOTT is not a DBA or have privileges in the SYSTEM schema.
Close all connections. Open the connection you want the tables to go to and try it. Post the results.

MS Access 2010 and Oracle SQL Developer Version 4.0.3.16 Error

OS: Windows 7 Enterprise
System Type: 64-bit Operating System
I can not get MS Access 2010 to work/open with SQL Developer version 4.0.3.16.
ERROR when testing connection to MS Access 2010
"Status : Failure -Test failed: [Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Data source name not found and no default driver specified"
I added the 32-bit ODBC data source for the MS Access I am trying to use with SQL Developer version 4.0.3.16 with the "C:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe" application, but I still get the same error.
I appears that SQL Developer version 4.0.3.16.is looking at the 64-bit driver (ODBC Data Source) and I have no idea to direct SQL Developer version 4.0.3.16 to use the 32-bit driver (ODBC Data Source) when opening MS Access 2010.
Thank you in advance for your advice.

I downloaded the SQL Developer version 4.0.3.16 "sqldeveloper-4.0.3.16.84-x64.zip" that included the jre.
How do I check which Java JDK I am running (32-bit versuns 64-bit)?
In the command prompt I use "java -version" and I get this message "java is not recognized as an internal or external command"

How to configure MS-Access 2010 DB details on weblogc using DBAdapter

Hi Experts,
Can any one help me how to configure MS-Access 2010 DB details on weblogic 11g using DBAdapters.
If you provide step by step instuction, it is very usful to me.
If you have any screen shots you can any one please send a file to my mail ID:[email protected]
My Requirement:
I need to fetch 3 columns data (product code/ serial numer and serial status) from MS-Access 2010 and store it on oracle 11g, for that I have wrote a web service code and I need to make it automation. I don't have any IDEA, how to make this web serevice as automation (automation means, when ever new record stored in MS-Access data I need to fetch newly created record from MS-Access 2010 and send it to Oracle 11g)
Note: MS- Access 2010 present at vision system and Oracle 11g installed in linux server.
Thanks,
Phani

Hi,
I am also facing the same issue, not sure about what url to use. And also the login webservice doesn't work while I am testing using http://localhost:81/RTC/RTCService.asmx. It always throwing the following error
" Unable to cast COM object of type 'RTCLib.RTCClientClass' to interface type 'RTCLib.IRTCClient'. This operation failed because the QueryInterface call on the COM component for the interface with IID '{07829E45-9A34-408E-A011-BDDF13487CD1}' failed due to the following error: No such interface supported (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80004002 (E_NOINTERFACE))."
Is the current owc_lcs.zip support MS Office Communication Server 2007?
Please share the configuration step if anyone already integrated OCS 2007.
Thanks,
-Mukesh.
Edited by: user9127933 on Feb 19, 2010 4:05 AM

Acrobat X Pro converting some Access 2010 reports to black and white

Hi! My workstation is running Windows 7 Enterprise 64-Bit SP1, Office 2010 Professional 32-bit and Adobe Acrobat X Pro (10.1.13).
My problem is with MS Access 2010 -- I have a query that pumps out reports from a Oracle Database.
The result of this query is 5 Reports - A, B, C, D, and E. All Five Reports, when viewed in Access are in color (also verified this with Print Preview).
When I convert these 5 reports to PDF with the Acrobat Toolbar "Convert Multiple Reports" button within Access, Reports D and E turn to monochrome/grayscale.
Reports A, B, and C are still in color.
If I use the Export function in Access "PDF or XPS" these reports save to color.
If I use the Create PDF button on the Acrobat Toolbar, these reports save to color.
I have a workaround but would like to utilize the Convert Multiple Reports button, rather than convert these reports one by one.
And unfortunately, Acrobat XI Pro isn't supported in Access 2010 -- the Acrobat Toolbar will not appear in Access.
Has anyone else experienced this problem?

Hi Meridith ,
If possible please share the file with us so that we can check at our end .
Regards
Sukrit Dhingra

Access 2010 filter by form problem

I have an Access program with the forms recordset populated by a ado recordset with data from a SQL Sever stored procedure.
Fiter by forms works nicely under Access 2003.
I migrated to Office 2010 and converted my Access program to the 2007 format, recompiled the whole and started to run with Access 2010.
And now I cannot filter by forms anymore.
I can use the new shortcut menu but it never actually filters my data at all on the form.
On the internet I found someone who found out that replacing a dll with the one from Office 2007 does fix this.
And it actually does but surely this cannot be the final solution.
Any one experienced the same behaviour and found a solution.

Hi,
First, I want you to confirm whether the steps of converting Access 2003 to Access 2010 is right:
On the
File tab, click Open.
In the
Open dialog box, select and open the Access 2000 or Access 2002 - 2003 database (.mdb) that you want to convert.
On the
File tab, click Save & Publish, and then, under
Database File Types click Access Database (*.accdb).
Click
Save As.
If any database objects are open when you click
Save As, Access prompts you to close them prior to creating the copy. Click
Yes to make Access close the objects, or click No to cancel the entire process. If needed, Access will also prompt you to save any changes.
In the
Save As dialog box, type a file name in the File name box, and then click
Save.
Access creates the copy of the database, and then opens the copy. Access automatically closes the original database.
Quote from:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access-help/convert-a-database-to-the-accdb-file-format-HA010341552.aspx
Secondly, try to reapply the filter in the Access 2010 to check the issue. Please refer to the “Filter by form” part of the following link to see
the steps:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access-help/apply-a-filter-to-view-select-records-in-an-access-database-HA010341691.aspx#formfilter
Jaynet Zhang
TechNet Community Support

Using MS Access 2010 on Windows via Bootcamp

Using MS Access 2010 on Windows via Bootcamp
I am wanting to do an online course which uses MS Access 2010. I am using an Apple Mac and thought I could use Bootcamp to set up a Windows partition to use the software.
My query is once I have created a database with MS Access 2010 in Windows on my mac, is the database essentially useless for my future mac work?
Hope someone can help
Daisy

daisyvflower wrote:
Thanks for the email.
I do think converting will end up being complicating. Do you know what Office for Mac is like, is it similar to MS Access? If so, I could do the course using MS Access and then buy Office for Mac and teach myself how to create databases using office.
As I mentioned there is no Access for Mac. Microsoft never made one. Office for Mac includes Word, Excel, Powerpoint (and Outlook for the Business edition.) And even these are missing some features of their Windows versions. (e.g.: Excel macros often don't work on the Mac version of Excel.)
You can bring over your general knowlege of database programming (e.g.: relationships, joins, normalizing,) to any database product such as MSSQL, MySQL, Oracle Database, Filemaker, Alpha5, OpenOffice, etc. But none of those other database products will open a database file made in Access. (Or rather, may have very limited ability to open very simple databases, but you'll probably lose the relationship links.) So your Access training won't be a total loss, but you'll need to learn the specifics of whatever database product you eventually use.

Access 2010 Runtime and Custom Ribbons

I use access runtime extensively. Most of my clients have one off databases, do not have Access installed and I must rely on Access Runtime. So I am currently working through the conversion of databases built in Access 97, 98, ... 2003 to Access
2010. I (and my clients like the new ribbon UI). I had great hopes that the new ribbon editor in Access 2010 would make my task straight forward. Uncheck the check boxes for the ribbons I don't want the user to see, build a ACCDE/R file and
then would be good to go...But Alas, runtime does not show the custom ribbon built in the full version... so back to the xml. But this time with some help with building the XML file (intended or not ??).
I wanted to duplicate the "Print Preview" and "Home" ribbons in Runtime.
1. Used the custom ribbon tools in Access 2010 (full version), unchecked all ribbons except Print Preview.
2. Exported the customizations
3. Changed the extension to *.xml
4. Opened in VS 2010. Made the required edits (e.g. visible="true", and a couple of changes at the top).
5. Saved the file
6. Copied the xml into the USysRibbons table
7. Selected the new ribbon in the box provided...
8. Now I have the UI I want.. (XML Code attached)
<mso:customUI xmlns:mso="http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/2009/07/customui">
<mso:ribbon startFromScratch="false">
<mso:tabs>
<mso:tab idQ="mso:TabPrintPreviewAccess" visible="true"/>
<mso:tab idQ="mso:TabHomeAccess" visible="true">
<mso:group idQ="mso:GroupViews" visible="true"/>
<mso:group idQ="mso:GroupTextFormatting" visible="true"/>
</mso:tab><mso:tab idQ="mso:TabCreate" visible="true"/>
<mso:tab idQ="mso:TabExternalData" visible="true"/>
<mso:tab idQ="mso:TabDatabaseTools" visible="true"/>
<mso:tab idQ="mso:TabSourceControl" visible="true"/>
<mso:tab idQ="mso:TabAddIns" visible="true"/>
<mso:tab id="mso_c1.3B5D035D" label="Print Preview">
<mso:group idQ="mso:GroupPrintPreviewPrintAccess"/>
<mso:group idQ="mso:GroupPageSize"/>
<mso:group idQ="mso:GroupPageLayoutAccess"/>
<mso:group idQ="mso:GroupZoom"/>
<mso:group idQ="mso:GroupPrintPreviewData"/>
<mso:group idQ="mso:GroupPrintPreviewClosePreview"/>
</mso:tab>
<mso:tab id="mso_c2.3B5D1FAF" label="Home">
<mso:group idQ="mso:GroupClipboard"/>
<mso:group idQ="mso:GroupSortAndFilter"/>
<mso:group idQ="mso:GroupRecords"/>
<mso:group idQ="mso:GroupFindAccess"/>
<mso:group idQ="mso:GroupWindowAccess"/>
</mso:tab>
</mso:tabs>
</mso:ribbon>
</mso:customUI>
If anyone knows a more direct "proper" way to get there, please chime in...
I am not saying this is a good way to accomplish the task. However, it appears to work.
Ed Warren Raising sails on masts not masts on sails

First of all thanks for sharing that solution with us, I think it's kind of creative and quite cool on your part.
I suppose quite a few of us had some high hopes that the new built in ribbon customize was going to be a developer's tool for building new ribbons.
As you are demonstrating here, the built in customization system is really more of a end users tool.
I am quite comfortable stating that this tool is not really developers tool for building ribbons from scratch.
However the procedure you've outlined hints that it would not take an access developer a lot of VBA to "cook up" some VBA code that allows one to "shuffle"
the ribbon customization in and out of the USYSRibbons to a file. This would presumably allow one to kind of cobble together a system that would let one pretty much build ribbons with the customizer.
We could even add a new ribbon button to allow this. I think having this setup to push + pull ribbons in and out of the USYSRibbons table would work well
indded, and it based much on what you showen above.
However, I going to share my suggestion and approach anyway.
Just like the query builder for SQL, as a general rule for years I hardly ever look at the SQL code in the SQL view. In fact still even to this day as a general
rule I build my queries using the query builder. And, my view of this process is much the same for the ribbon. Why bother to look at SQL or in this case xml?
So, right from square one just like you (and I) lamented the fact that prior to access 2007 I could build custom menus using the built in tools and not have
to resort to code or reading something to creating those menus.
However at the end of the day, all as I did was take a good part of a day off, and build a couple ribbons that I need. At that point, for the next year
or so all I did was raid those ribbons and use cut and paste to pull that xml to create additional buttons. In fact I've been doing this for so long now, I've actually forgotten pretty much how the original xml even works!
I don't read nor care about the xml very much at all.
In a nutshell what I'm saying is, it's really not that big of a deal to build a few ribbons and then just cut + copy them over and over again. In fact I
actually find this new system significantly superior to the old systems of access menu bar buttons. The problem in the old menu system I could NOT go to three or four previous existing applications and go on an Easter egg hunting raiding party and pull out
a "few" buttons here and there. (The import option is all or nothing, and it not a clean process at all).
With xml, it is simple matter to simply just cut and paste these "parts" them into ONE new ribbon. The key concept here is "parts". In other
words once you get a system in place and get used to doing this, you really never want to go back to using a user interface to build each ribbon up from scratch, or even anything like the old system which while did the job for me for years, but was hard to
use.
So, I learned and found that this development paradigm of using cut and paste and pulling out stuff you need from a base set of ribbons that you have is
really good. In fact, I find it far better then using a graphical interface for building those ribbons.
At the end of the day, there has to be a significant gain that makes the pain worthwhile. So I used access for more then 10 years, and I STILL don't write the
SQL by hand. I would never suggest that you start writing SQL by hand because you can cut and paste the SQL? The whole development model of suggesting to cut+paste SQL really doesn't help, and as a general rule I still suggest one would use the query builder
for building that SQL.
However in the case of building ribbons, I found the exact opposite and reverse here. So I do think it's worth the while to adopt a cut+paste development
model. And I think it's a superior development approach that with great ease allows one to pull JUST ONE button, or part out of a existing ribbon, and you can do it far faster then what I good UI would allow.
Your mileage may vary on the above, but I'm just suggesting that the above approach works well for me, and this is coming from a person that refuses to write
SQL code by hand .
By the way if you are looking for something to help you with menu bar mightation that allows enable and disabled buttons (or hide buttons) on a ribbon,
I have a little ribbon class that I've put together here that allows one to use the old style menu bar syntax to accomplish these things.
You can find that code here:
Albert's Tame the Office Ribbon Class for Access
http://www.kallal.ca/Ribbon/ribbon.htm
Albert D. Kallal
(Access MVP)
Edmonton, Alberta Canada

Access 2010 Runtime / ACCDE Bug

I have just wasted a day chasing a very silly BUG!
If you install Access2010 Runtime and then try to run an ACCDE database that has a macro that uses Runcode the macro fails!
Verified on 2 different Win XP machines;
An almost blank database with a single macro using RunCode to call a very simple function with just a msgbox function in it results in the error;
"The Expression you entered has a function that Microsoft Access can't find."
The Cure:
Download and install runtime SP1 from http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=26601
Note that Windows Update does not show or offer this update!
Brian, ProcessIT- Hawke's Bay, New Zealand

The simple and basic issue here is that WHEN you deploy compiled applications, you want to match up the version.
If your dev machine has a SP update, then you need to ensure that the target computers also have that update.
This issue does not occur when you use an accDB since the source code is included, and thus an “automatic” re-compile of the code can occur (even with runtime, such an automatic re-compile of code can occur). Thus the binary resulting machine code matches
the version of Access build. (and when I say version - different SP levels are different versions).
So the symptom pointed out here ONLY occurs when source code is not available, and the binary parts are pre-compiled like they are in a accde.
For Access 2013 runtime, the SP updates are included. For the Access 2010 runtime, the sp updates are NOT included. And installing the office SP update will NOT update the 2010 runtime.
Nor will windows update update 2010 runtime. So install of the SP update to Access runtime has to be downloaded and installed. Or the SP update can be “included” in your copy of the 2010 runtime.
In most cases, NOT having windows update or NOT having someone come along and install office SP not touching the runtime is a “preferred” setup since then windows update, or other things will not update Access runtime and NOT mess things up. So near everything
leaves the 2010 runtime alone as it should.
And while I seen problems like this back in Access 2003 (by trying to run a compiled applications with 2000), the simple lesson here is that compiled applications while often preferable do require more caution and effort to match up the edition of the version
of Access the user is running to the SAME edition that will compile + develop the application.
This is thus mostly due to the simple fact that when souce code is removed from the application, then you cannot re-compile the code to a different binary version of Access.
Regards,
Albert D. Kallal (Access MVP)
Edmonton, Alberta Canada

MS Access 2010 and TFS problem when I try to "create form team foundaition"

I am using MS Access 2010 and trying to use TFS for source control.
I installed MSSCCI for 2010 and the "Access Developer Extensions"
I am able to create a project in TFS and check in and check out access objects.
My only problem is when I click on "Create from Team Foundation" it asks me to specify the server and when I click OK it gives me the following error message:
"Cannot create a new Microsoft Access database from this source code control project. It contains neither a Data and Misc. objects file nor a database name file."
I have tried different ways and could not get it to work.
Thanks for your help

Did you figure out a solution for this!>?
I am having the same issue. I can issue a GET and bring down all the objects (including the very files that it says it can't find) - then when "creating from team foundation" I get the same problem.
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/704a18d7-6687-49c2-8830-a24aa794303e/tfs-2013-with-access-20072010-cant-create-a-local-tfs-copy?forum=tfsgeneral

Adding data to multiple tables using one form in Access 2010?

Hi All,
I have a access database with two tables and I want to create a single form to enter data into that tables.
How to adding data to multiple tables using one form in Access 2010?
I don't have to much knowledge of access database?
Please help me
Thanks
Balaji

You really don't enter identical data into 2 tables. You enter dat into one single table, and then you have an unique identifier that maps to another table (you have a unique relationship between two tables).
Maybe you need to read this.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-001/access-help/database-design-basics-HA001224247.aspx
Think about it this way... What is you update data in 2 tables, and then the data in one of those tables changes, but the data in the other table does NOT change. WHOOPS!! Now, you've got a BIG problem. For instance, you have a customer
named Bill Gates. In one Table you update Bill's address to 1835 73rd Ave NE, Medina, WA 98039 and in the other table you accidentally update Bill's address to 183 73rd Ave NE, Medina, WA 98039. Now you have 2 addresses for Bill. Why would
you want that??? Which is right? No one knows. If you have one address, you just have to update one address and if there is a mistake, you just have to update one address, but you don't have to waste time trying to figure out which is right
and which is wong...and then update the one that is wrong.
Post back with specific questions.
Knowledge is the only thing that I can give you, and still retain, and we are both better off for it.

Add-in for Access 2010/2013 with Visual Studio 2012 (2013 Preview)

Hello!
Am i right: Microsoft wants to kill Access in favor of Azure/SQL stuff?
I was unable to find any Projects in Visual Studio 2012/2013 to create an Addon for Access 2010 or 2013 (only Word, Excel, Outlook).
There is even no Microsoft.Office.Tools.Access.ApplicationFactory
to install add-in to Access App.
Any solutions for VS 2012?
Or i should use outdated Shared Add-in with VS 2010?
Thank you!

Sorry Donald M from Microsoft,
You need to rethink that response. IDTExtensibility2 is an outdated Office 2003 technology.
Everything EXCEPT the ThisAddIn.designer.cs reference to ApplicationFactory _factory compiles when you switch references in another Office application's VSTO project template to msaccess and dao libraries. Even the Access icon shows up in Visual
Studio 2013. The only reason a Ribbon.xml project will not load into Access is that Microsoft hasn't provided the Microsoft.Office.Tools.Access DLL for it. If you leave the Factory reference pointing to global::Microsoft.Office.Tools.Factory,
the add-in compiles but will not load.
MICROSOFT: Please provide us the missing Factories for MSAccess and OneNote.
Could not create an instance of startup object AccessRibbonAddin.ThisAddIn in assembly AccessRibbonAddin, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=664b6483efff25e6.
************** Exception Text **************
Microsoft.VisualStudio.Tools.Applications.Runtime.CannotCreateStartupObjectException: Could not create an instance of startup object AccessRibbonAddin.ThisAddIn in assembly AccessRibbonAddin, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=664b6483efff25e6.
at Microsoft.VisualStudio.Tools.Office.Runtime.DomainCreator.ExecuteCustomization.CreateEntryPoint(String entryPointTypeName)
at Microsoft.VisualStudio.Tools.Office.Runtime.DomainCreator.ExecuteCustomization.Microsoft.VisualStudio.Tools.Office.Runtime.Interop.IExecuteCustomization2.LoadEntryPoints(IntPtr serviceProvider)
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Error while migrating from ms access 2003 db to oracle 10g in sqldeveloper

Hello,
i am working on migration project from MS access 2003 to Oracle 10g on windows XP sp2 plateform using SQL developer.
it went quit smoothly till the "capture microsoft access" .so in this step the sql developer opens the access db in background... but while opening the file in background it gives error
Object library not registered i tried many workaround but of no use..
anybody's help in this regard would be well appreciated.
thanks.

Hi,
Did you follow all the steps in the SQL*Developer documentation about preparing the Access database for migration -
Oracle® SQL Developer User’s Guide Release 3.0 -
2.2.4.3 Before Migrating From Microsoft Access
and -
Oracle® SQL Developer Supplementary Information for Microsoft Access Migrations Release 3.0
2.4 Preparing the Microsoft Access Database for Capture
The error also indicates there may be a problem with your Access installation so could you check that everything is okay with that ? I have found references that indicate a re-install of Office/Access will prevent the error.
Regards,
Mike

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