Read DB MS Access localiced in my own SAP Server

Dear all.
I'm trying to read a DB MS Access localiced in my SAP server, but I don't know what connection string I must to put in DataSource..., I try a lot of things but not ok ... and all examples that I have seen allways call to local path or accesible by user path, not server path...,
Can you help me??... Is there any FM that I can get the path server and put in it??
I mould to do it throught ODBC and Native SQL??
Noted the path where is in the DB Access it's not accesible by the users.
MDB Connetion Infomations u2026.
CONCATENATE u2018Provider=u2019 u201Du2019Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0u201Du2019 u2018;u2019
INTO SQL.
CONCATENATE SQL u2018Password=u2019 u201Du201Du201D u2018;u2019
INTO SQL.
CONCATENATE SQL u2018User ID=u2019 u201Du2019Adminu201Du2019 u2018;u2019
INTO SQL.
CONCATENATE SQL u2018Data Source=u2019 u201Du2019myserver\usr\db_access.mdbu201Du2019 u2018;u2019
INTO SQL.
CONCATENATE SQL u2018Mode=u2019 u201Du2019Share Deny Noneu201Du2019
INTO SQL.
Thks for all.

As those tables are from SQL Server, as you don't tell how you "imported" them, etc etc, the only advice I can give is:
. Use proper case
. Enclose table name in "
. teset with select *
e.g.:
SELECT * FROM CAT
TABLE_NAME
aBcDEf
SELECT * FROM "aBcDEf";Try it out!
Yoann.

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