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While the “native 11” or later drivers are a better choice, you do have to ensure that the native 11 drivers are installed on each workstation. Hum, the only reason I see in your info is that you used the native 11 driver, and that is not (may not) installed on each workstation by default. That Access ONLY uses the FILE dsn ONE time "DURING" linking - after that you dsn-less and you don't need the FILE dsn on your computer, or any of the workstations you plan to run the application on.
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Access by "default" creates DSN-less connections. You can pre-link the tables with the full edition, and then deploy to all the workstations. So there is nothing in this process that requires code, VBA or anything else. You not need to setup any DSN’s or anything You then can deploy that copy of the application to each workstation that is using the runtime.
Ms access runtime 2013 with back end install#
No need to setup or install any kind of DSN on each workstation.Īll you have to do is link the tables to SQL server “one” time with the full edition – thus no code is required. No need to run some VBA code on start up to relink. So access by default creates a DSN-less connection if you use FILE DSNs. This pre-linked accDE can now be deployed and copied to any workstation – the links to sql server will REMAIN intact, and you do NOT have to setup any kind of DSN or deploy any DSN to each workstation. You should THEN compile the accDB to an accDE. Once you link the table to sql server, at that point you are done. So on your machine with the full edition, you then simply just create a file DSN (always create a file dsn, do NOT use anything else). How you do this with the runtime, or the full edition of Access is quite much the same. So, how do I create a connection that I can copy to each user's computer using the Access runtime? Pardon me if I am not phrasing this correctly. To be sure the users' computers have the same path to the back end. This is the first time I've done this with SQL Server as the back end, although I have used Access as the back end many times where I just need
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I'm shying away from VBA code based on what I've read. To create the connection on each of the 8 user's computers.
Ms access runtime 2013 with back end how to#
Can anyone advise me as to the best way to go and especially HOW to create the connection between the front end and back end so that I do not have I've done has pointed me in what appears to be different directions and none of them includes an Access runtime. From what I've read, I think I need to create an ODBC connection and/or a Data Source file so that each computer sees the linked SQL Server tables.
Ms access runtime 2013 with back end full version#
The full version of Access on the same machine as the SQL Server database resides (full version). I have created a machine ODBC connection and successfully linked the tables to the Access front end on a single machine where I have
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On multiple users' computers (about 8) who will run the Access front end application using the Access 2013 runtime version. I want to connect an Access 2016 database front end to a SQL Server 2016 back end-the tables will reside in the SQL Server database. I want to do something I have not done before and need some expert advice/direction.