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Hmmm.... I thought MS Access didn't have a database server? So you
have to actually have the Access program (or equivalent) and point it
directly at the filesystem object?
Therefore, a JDBC driver for Access would not be as simple as knowing
how to communicate with a database server (like the MySQL, DB2, SQL
Server or Oracle JDBC Drivers we're used to) but would need to know the
internals of how Access works so it can load and process the actual
database.
If I'm wrong, please tell me... I've not worked with Access. But that
has always been my impression.
On 8/17/2016 8:06 PM, Justin Taylor wrote:>
\> I think that's the biggest problem, finding a JDBC driver. After
that, I'd expect it to be a slam dunk
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