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Re: Access Database


  • Subject: Re: Access Database
  • From: Jim Mooney <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 25 Nov 2003 17:57:27 -0500

Your insight in the Access file based issue cracks my hopes of a nice and easy...jdbc socket query....approach with EOM. It also explains the very small amount of information on the topic. Migrating to MYSQL....is going to be the approach.

I am at the initial point of looking at the best approach to getting the data into a usable format that I can use with WO. If I could easily connect with some adapter from WO.... I did not find anything in literature hence the post to this board.


You did say that your Access database has "sample data". Why not import your sample data from Access into MySQL? ....

I have both the full data set and a partial.... I am going to get a little grubby before I can start working with WO.


Thanks for the info.


Jim


On Tuesday, November 25, 2003, at 05:01 PM, Kieran Kelleher wrote:

IMHO it is not feasible Jim, Microsoft Access is a "file based" database system whereas MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Openbase, etc are enterprise server based databases that are designed to offer services over TCP/IP and usually the connection specification consists of an IP address (or resolvable URL) and the port number that the database is running on. I think you may have performance and reliability issues even if you do succeed in making a connection from WO to Access. If you are intent on doing it, try searching for a JDBC bridge, but I am guessing that even if you do find a solution, it may be expensive. Check out OpenLink database drivers ............ http://www.openlinksw.com/

You did say that your Access database has "sample data". Why not import your sample data from Access into MySQL? ....

-K

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OS X 10.3.1 /  WO 5.2.2 / MySQL 4.0.16

On Nov 25, 2003, at 2:46 PM, Jim Mooney wrote:

Question,

Is it feasible to easily connect to an Access Database with WebObjects. I can connect great to mysql and having a blast. I have a windows machine sitting on my hub with an access database running with some sample data from a much larger operational database for an office.

I have the default install of WebObjects on my laptop with 10.2.8 and the latest...un pantherized WO version.

Can someone point me to the instruction for connecting to this Access database via ODBC or JDBC...or whatever voodoo magic WO does to work with databases.. ie. what to put in the adaptor properties and settings in the Access Database. I was succesfully able to run some asp scripts and query the database so as far as the database talking....it does speak.... Does WO come with the drivers or do I need to find a 3rd party?

Jim
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