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Can Access read .ibd files? Data is tables are stored as .FRM and .IBD.
Any input is appreciated.
John
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The software is Fishbowl Inventory
If this is the correct product, have a look at this FAQ. Hope it helps...
https://www.fishbowlinventory.com/wiki/FAQs#Is_Fishbowl_ODBC_compliant.3F
The software is Fishbowl Inventory
It is an Inventory system for manufacturing company and can be linked to QuickBooks.
Do you know where I can get needed software/support to read these tables?
Hi. Thanks for the additional information. I would start with the manufacturer/vendor of that inventory system to look for any help linking their data into Access. If they don't have any, you could then start looking at third party vendors. If you need help looking for those things, we may need the name of the inventory system to be able to assist you.
It is an Inventory system for manufacturing company and can be linked to QuickBooks.
Do you know where I can get needed software/support to read these tables?
Hi John. I supposed it could if you had the appropriate drivers to do it. What sort of a database uses FRM and IBD files? Just curious...