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1. #MICROSOFT ACCESS DATABASE ENGINE DOWNLOAD INSTALL#
2. #MICROSOFT ACCESS DATABASE ENGINE DOWNLOAD 64 BIT#
3. #MICROSOFT ACCESS DATABASE ENGINE DOWNLOAD DRIVERS#
4. #MICROSOFT ACCESS DATABASE ENGINE DOWNLOAD DRIVER#

#MICROSOFT ACCESS DATABASE ENGINE DOWNLOAD INSTALL#

It has to be one or the other.Ģ269468You receive the error 'You cannot install the 64-bit version of Office 2010 because you have 32-bit Office products installed.'

#MICROSOFT ACCESS DATABASE ENGINE DOWNLOAD 64 BIT#

If you are planning on using the 64 bit version of Ace, then you first will need to ensure you are using it in a supported scenario since Ace is not a general replacement for Jet.The link you posted lists the supported scenarios for Ace ().If you are able to use Ace in your scenario, then you will also need to ensure you have either 32 bit Office or 64 bit Office installed.Unfortunately, you can’t install the 64 bit version of Office or Ace (which is an Office component) onto a machine that has a 32 bit version of Office installed.

#MICROSOFT ACCESS DATABASE ENGINE DOWNLOAD DRIVERS#

If your application is compiled as a 64 bit application, it will not have visibility into the 32 bit drivers (including Jet 32 bit and Ace 32 bit) on the machine.In order to use these components, you would need to compile your application as an x86 app. Microsoft Access Database Engine 2013 32 Bit.So my questions are: How is that the 32-bit database access components do not work in 64-bit mode, but you cant install the 64-bit. No way am I going to do that, because I am sure some settings etc. But it tells me I need to uninstall 32-bit Office 2007 first. So I try to install the redistributable 64-bit engine on the above link. Cannot install Microsoft Access database engine(32 or 64) on Windows 10. NuGet BaseConnectionLibrary for database connections.Free downloads Office resources. My MSDN profile but will not answer coding question on either. Contact via my Twitter (Karen Payne) or Facebook (Karen Payne) via

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#MICROSOFT ACCESS DATABASE ENGINE DOWNLOAD DRIVER#

First thing to check is you installed the 32 bit driver not the 64 bit driver. If none of the above is useful and really want to use the dialog I've shown which you can get to work that can end up being a long and drawn out process. If you look at these examples and have questions feel free to ask. I have a lot of code samples for VB.NET and MS-Access below yet does not cover everything but you should be able to find something e.g. The above code comes from a large code sample you can view online or download. Dim accessOperations As New DataOperationsAccessĭim customersFromAccessDataTable As DataTable =ĪccessOperations.LoadCustomerRecordsUsingDataTable()ĬustomersAccessDataGridView.DataSource = customersFromAccessDataTable Then in a form we can load data from the above code in either form load for forum shown event. Using cn As New OleDbConnection With ĬustomerDataTable.Load(cmd.ExecuteReader())ĬustomerDataTable.Columns("CustomerIdentifier").ColumnMapping = MappingType.HiddenĬustomerDataTable.Columns("ContactTypeIdentifier").ColumnMapping = MappingType.HiddenĬustomerDataTable.Columns("ModifiedDate").ColumnMapping = MappingType.Hidden "Cust.ContactTypeIdentifier = CT.ContactTypeIdentifier " "FROM Customers AS Cust INNER JOIN ContactType AS CT ON " & "Cust.PostalCode, Cust.Country, Cust.Phone, Cust.ModifiedDate " & "Cust.ContactName, CT.ContactTitle, Cust.Address AS Street, Cust.City, " & "SELECT Cust.CustomerIdentifier, CT.ContactTypeIdentifier, Cust.CompanyName, " & Public Function LoadCustomerRecordsUsingDataTable() As DataTable Private ConnectionString As String = "Provider=.12.0 Data Source=NorthWind.accdb" Here is an example to read data from MS-Access which in this case joins two tables together (the code logic can be used for one table or several tables).