Reading mdb files

Is there any utility to read mdb files through java. I need to read the standalone mdb files as there is not database running. I am aware of jackcess, any other info will be helpful.

Try with this tool that is useful for reading of a Database through SQL
Good Luck
http://jeffreytravis.com/lost/labsql.html
Antonio Garcia Olais

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Hi All,
In one of my local computer I have a shared folder and within the folder I have a .mdb file. Now I am trying to read that file from MII. I have tried with Get_File_List action block. I am providing the following information to Get_File_List
Folder :
<Computer Name>\<Shared Folder Name>
Mask: .mdb
But in return of Get_File_List, I am not getting any file related information. It is only providing like below
<Rowsets>
<Rowset>
<Columns>
<Column Description="Name" MaxRange="0" MinRange="0" Name="Name" SQLDataType="1" SourceColumn="Name"/>
<Column Description="Date" MaxRange="0" MinRange="0" Name="Date" SQLDataType="93" SourceColumn="Date"/>
<Column Description="Size" MaxRange="100" MinRange="0" Name="Size" SQLDataType="4" SourceColumn="Size"/>
<Column Description="LastWriteDate" MaxRange="0" MinRange="0" Name="LastWriteDate" SQLDataType="93" SourceColumn="LastWriteDate"/>
<Column Description="ReadOnly" MaxRange="1" MinRange="0" Name="ReadOnly" SQLDataType="4" SourceColumn="ReadOnly"/>
<Column Description="FullPath" MaxRange="0" MinRange="0" Name="FullPath" SQLDataType="1" SourceColumn="FullPath"/>
</Columns>
</Rowset>
</Rowsets>
Can anybody suggest me how to achieve it.
Thanks in advance
Chandan

Hi Chandan,
Specify the mask as *.mdb and try.
Thanks,
Dipankar

How to read accdb and mdb files using JDBC or File Adapter

Hi,
How to read and extract the .accdb and .mdb files from FTP server and parsing into xml by using FTP or JDBC Adapter in SAP PI7.11 With linx Os.
Regards
Upendra

Hi,
As per SAP note:1681420 i have to install the below driver from Microsoft
Our SAP PI installed under Unxi OS ,how to install the driver (.exe file) .
Driver name :AccessDatabaseEngine_x64.exe
Url:Download Microsoft Access Database Engine 2010 Redistributable from Official Microsoft Download Center
1681420 - PI : Where to locate the JDBC Driver for Microsoft Access
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Read access mdb file in labview via ADO/DAO problem

Hi guys,
I am now facing one problem that I want to import ACCESS database (ver2000) files into labview and turn it into tables.
but if I use ADO(actually using LABSQL) I have to create the ODBC in control panel, if I use DAO, I don't know how to call the activeX method.
I would like to realize like this:
choose in a directory which mdb file I would like to open, and then open it and show it in a labview table, but using AD0 I have to create connection for each file, does it stand a chance to open it without specify the connection in control panel?
He Liang

You can use a Connection String defined by you like this
You can get the basic connection string by creating a UDL file and editing that file in Wordpad.
Hope this helps
David
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Cannot OpenDatabase (MSAccess mdb file) using VB6 code on windows8 64 bit machine using office 2013.

I have a "mdb" file which is created long back in MSAccess 97 or 2000. I am using Office 2013.
When I tried to open the mdb file from my application using below code written in VB6, It works fine in Windows 7 64 bit machine but It is not working in Windows 8 64 bit machine.
If I use office 2010 again same code works fine in both Windows 7 and 8 64 bit machines.
Set gWork = DBEngine.CreateWorkspace("", "admin", "", dbUseJet)
Set gCache = gWork.OpenDatabase(DataPath & fFilePath & "\connec00.mdb")
I have a referenced "Microsoft DAO 3.51 Object Library" for the code.
I tried changing it to "Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library" also but still the problem is not resolved.
Can anyone please help me in figuring this out ??

Dear Bruce,
Thanks for your reply.
Code was written in VB6. My VB6 application will try to open a "connec00.mdb" file and will read the data in it for displaying in the application.
For opening the database by the application the code was written like below
On Error GoTo Herr
Set gWork = DBEngine.CreateWorkspace("", "admin", "", dbUseJet)
FLog.Addlog "File exists: Connecting to database..."
Set gCache = gWork.OpenDatabase(DataPath & fFilePath & "\connec00.mdb")
Herr:
FLog.Addlog "Error(Class_Initialize - DataConnector): " + Err.Description + " in " + Err.Source + Chr(10) + Chr(13) + "Init: Going on execution..."
If I manually open the "mdb" file both in windows 7 64 bit and windows 8 64 bit using MSAccess 2013, I will get the error
"cannot open a database created with previous version of your application".
On Windows 7 64 bit
Through my VB6 code the mdb file is opened (does not launch MSAccess) by my application and reading is done perfectly which inturns helps the application to display the data in the mdb file. (even though manually if I cannot open)
On Windows 8 64 bit
Through my VB6 code the mdb file is not able to open the database by my application.
It is going to Herr: part when it tries comes to that "OpenDatabase" step and it prints nothing in the log (Err.Description )also.
(This is seen only for Windows 8 64 bit) . In Windows 7 64 bit Herr part does not even hit.
Configuration wise I have checked both are same. Please let me know in case of furthur clarification or anything if I miss..
Thanks for your co-operation.

How to import a table which is in mdb file(same table in different mdb's)

Hello,
how to import a table which is in mdb file(same table in different mdb's)
e.g. table 'EMPLOYEE' is in 'test.mdb' the same table 'EMPLOYEE' is in 'current.mdb'
How this can be done on click of a button on my form if the path of mdb is provided?
Thanks

This question is not related with ora dev forms, its about Microsoft Access.
Use import option (File >> Get External Data >> Import)
or use TransferDatabase action.

Powershell script to search a network drive for .mdb files and export them to CSV file

Hello all,
I'm trying to search one of our network drives for old .mdb files, I want to write the name, location and date last modified to a csv file.
Get-WmiObject -Class CIM_DataFile -Filter "Drive='S:' And Extension='mdb'
AND ObjFile.drive
AND objFile.FileName
AND objFile.FileSize
AND objFile.LastWriteTime" |
Export-CSV c:\mdb_search\mdbfiles.csv\
Obviously this isn't working or I wouldn't be posting. I've tried many different examples from the net with no joy for now.
Thanks for any help you can offer.

Thanks, that did the job.
Cheers, you're welcome.
How do I get the powershell cursor to return to C:> ?
Should I use "exit" or "break" ?
Neither, the console will return to a prompt when the search has been completed.
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Is is possible to read a file while writing the same file at time in java?

Hi ,
I am reading a MSAccess file (mdb) from one location to another location .but the source file is an online database which will chage regularly .so while reading that file i am getting error like
FileNotFoundException.
java.io.FileNotFoundException: c:\Msaccess\db2.mdb (The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another
s)
at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Method)
at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:106)
at read.main(read.java:16)

alphabet soup,
Yes, windows helpfully prevents two processes from accessing a file simultaneously. Operating Systems on the other hand uniformly support it.
Which probably doesn't help you very much, as I imagine that you can't just up and change the source machine over to *nix, but there you have it.
You'll just have to close the program which has the database open, copy the database, and restart the program which uses the database.
keith.
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Launching Microsoft Access from Internet Explorer to view a downloaded MDB file opens the wrong file (not a problem if I use Firefox)

When clicking on a link (in Internet Explorer 9) to download an Access MDB file and then choosing to open the file directly in Microsoft Access (2007) instead of saving it, the file is copied to Temporary Internet Files but Microsoft Access tries to open
a different file and displays an (Unrecognized database format) error.
When I click on the option to open the file, the MDB file is copied to Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5 but instead of that file, Access tries to open a different (incorrect) file located in Temporary Internet Files\Content.MSO (e.g. in the above error
message, NativeView.do is an XML file containing an error message).
I don't see this problem with Word, Excel or PowerPoint files. When opening a Word file (without saving) the Word file is copied to Content.IE5 but an identical .tmp file is created in Content.MSO which when opened in Microsoft Word displayed the required file
correctly. The same happens for Excel files. PowerPoint appears to be handled a little differently (no .tmp file created in Content.MSO but the required file is still copied to Content.IE5) but the PPT file is still opened correctly in Microsoft PowerPoint.
I think the Content-Type "application/msaccess" is fine because Internet Explorer does launch Microsoft Access. It just tries to open the wrong file (or so I think). However, it looks like the file type is not being determined. Here is what I noticed
when trying to open different Microsoft Office files using Internet Explorer:
The last one is the MDB file. As you can see, only for this type of file, the "Type" (Microsoft Office Access 2007?) is not displayed in this Open/Save dialog box.
On Firefox, I don't see this problem. When I tried clicking on the link to the MDB file in Firefox, Microsoft Access was launched and the file was opened correctly. Is there something I can do so the MDB file is opened properly using IE? I can add/change headers
in the HTTP response that writes this file to the output stream (on disk) if that helps.
Thanks for your time!

Sounds like a problem symptom to be discussed in either an IE forum or an Access forum, not here. How did you come to post here? ForumsRedesign. That might be an on-topic issue for this forum. <eg>
Can you find your way to either of those other forums easily from here? Another on-topic question for here I think. ; )
Robert Aldwinckle
Oops, my bad. Thanks for letting me know! :)
I've re-posted it here: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/ie/en-US/1a818501-296c-42fb-8abb-ba914629c962/launching-microsoft-access-from-internet-explorer-to-view-a-downloaded-mdb-file-opens-the-wrong-file?forum=ieitprocurrentver
Hopefully that's the right place for this.
Cheers!

When I inherit Form with binding DataSet why then designer find mdb file in 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\Common7\IDE\'

When I inherit Form with binding DataSet why then designer find mdb file in 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\Common7\IDE\'
Do I have to anything to change in my application settings or what I am doing wrong?
When I inherit a plain Form with no binding DataSet then is all ok.

I finally saw my longingly expected inherited window containing binding dataset.
But only by way that I put mdb file right in to the this damn path.
"c:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\Common7\IDE\Zdrojove Data\ISMS2003.mdb"
In addition mdb file shall be clear too of password.
We have many windows in our application and we have to work strongly good with inheritance of Form Classes.
But how I will explain to my Boss if he click on that inherited window and will see this break window?
Though I will advice to my Boss that hi have to copy too that MDB files to this damn path,
but the best way could be to find what I need to change that this inherited windows shows without copy this MDB files to
'C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\Common7\IDE\'
When I check the settings for DataDirectory every paths looks good.
Even if I set password for the mdb file I almost see only broken designer window.
Only by copy this MDB file without his password to this path
'C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\Common7\IDE\'
I can see this inherited window right.

Attach sql MDB file for JDBC

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How to import a .mdb file to oracle 10g

Hi friend,
I ve a .mdb file i want to import it in oracle 10g how shud i do..please help me..
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i guess its MSaccess database file so my dear u cant export directly. what u have to do is use this file with access db once its up and running than use HS services to access that MSaccess database.
see advance networking chapter or document for HS.(hitrogenious Services)

Unzip .mdb file in c#

I can download my .mdb file from server but it can't extract file correctly. There is always an error shown saying that the file was corrupt. I got set password access for my .mdb file
Thanks

Hi,
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Can Coldfusion Report Builder Lock .MDB Files?

I have been seeing an issue where an .mdb file will be locked into a read only mode state. There is no .ldb lock file on the object, but when I open the DB up a banner pops up at the top stating it is in read only mode. While it is in this mode it cannot be queried by CF pages and nothing on the site works.
If I rename the same file to soemthing else it works find. If I rename it back to its original name it says it is locked and will not respond. I have been trying to figure out what has a hold o f the .mdb file when this is happening.
Yesterday afternoon I was working in the coldfusion report builder and was connected to the datasource .mdb through the rds server. I am now wondering if it is report builder that is locking the DB.
Has this happened to anyone else? Has anyone ever seen issues like this?

I have never found a solution. It is a problem specific to report builder and PDFs. If you output to flashpaper it will work fine. If you output in coldfusion directly to pdf, it is fine as well with Cyrillic. I have just given up and used flashpaper for a little while longer though would prefer going to pdf for longevity and ease for the users of saving the documents.
May not hurt to post a bug report specifically for this one. I didn't know this tool existed. It does seem like a bug because the fonts that I have tried to use have Cyrillic available, it just can't deal with them.

Processing the calllog.mdb file (UC520)

Hi Cisco Folks,
Really not sure if this is the right place for these questions. It's REALLY hard to find out any information at all about this kind of stuff.
I mean, google "calllog.mdb". Not much. Do a search for "mdb" in this site, and nothing. Or "calllog". Nothing. Makes me wonder if I'm dealing with some kind of 3rd Party stuff, but am pretty sure it's cisco information.
I'm trying to process the "Log" file in the "Calllog.mdb" file that comes from our UC520.
Have got a question.
1.
It looks like there are 2 records for most calls, and most of the time the PositionNumber and OtherPartyNumber are swapped around (the call is made so there is an acknowledgement record).
What's confusing me the most at the moment is:
* Do the "PositionNumber" and "OtherPartyNumber" fields change meaning based on the "Direction" and/or the "External" field values?
Am asking this because the records in front of me at times seem to contradict. Just when I think I've sorted out the logic, it messes me up again.

Hi Alex,
Thanks for the response.
I've discovered the logic that I needed.
For anyone who reads this with a similar issue:
* The "PositionNumber" field is almost always (when dealing with physical numbers, rather than ones like "150", voicemail etc) the number within the Cisco system.
* The "OtherPartyNumber" is always the other number, whether external or internal.
* Then, "Direction" shows who originated the call ("In", means OtherPartyNumber did, "Out" means PositionNumber did).
The key for me was realising that "PositionNumber" was always (in the first record of the usually 2 or more records for a phonecall) the number from the Cisco system.
Hope this is of help to anyone who comes looking the same way I did!

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