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Connecting to Microsofot Access 2010 database with SQL Developer

Anonymous
2010-10-07T16:55:53+00:00

I'm trying to connect to an Access table database with Oracle SQL Developer.  In the past I've had to modify the database to enable SQL Developer to read the system tables in order for it to work properly.

If I don't do that I get the message "No Read Access to System Tables.  Modify Access db before retrying".  It can still connect, but none of the tables or other objects show up in the connection browser.  In Access 2003 and earlier versions, this could be accomplished by setting the privileges in the "view / security" dialog.  However, that options doesn't exist in 2007 or 2010.  Am I missing something?  Is there another way to accomplish the same thing?

Thanks in advance.

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  1. Anonymous
    2010-10-08T01:32:49+00:00

    SummerBob wrote in

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    If I don't do that I get the message "No Read Access to System

    Tables.¶ÿ Modify Access db before retrying".¶ÿ It can still

    connect, but none of the tables or other objects show up in the

    connection browser.¶ÿ In Access 2003 and earlier versions, this

    could be accomplished by setting the privileges in the "view /

    security" dialog.¶ÿ However, that options doesn't exist in 2007 or

    2010.¶ÿ Am I missing something?¶ÿ Is there another way to

    accomplish the same thing?

    Is it an MDB or an ACCDB? If the former, it's the same as it always

    was. If the latter, there shouldn't be any issues in the first

    place. But you do have to use the correct connect string, i.e., you

    need the ACE and not Jet 4 in order to connect to an ACCDB.


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