Remote Connection with ACCESS ??

Dear Friends,
Is it possible to connect MS-ACCESS file remotely(using IP Address) AND WITHOUT USING DSN?? if yes HOW ??
Thanks in advance.
Ketan

hi Ketan,
It is possible. you can use jdbc drivers like that
of aveConnect which enables you to connect to access databases
without dsn. they provide a server component to be run
on the machine hosting the database, and the client driver component
can connect to that.. and access the Access database.
there may be other drivers but I have experience only with aveConnect,
u can do a search at the driver database of Sun or
see this link
http://atinav.com/products/aveconnect/MSAccess.htm
cheers
-Jer

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