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All,
I have an Access Database (mdb) that has tables linked to various servers
(Oracle, IBM DB2, SQL). Since I have the drivers and access to all these
servers I have no problem creating queries, etc. My ulitmate goal, however,
is to have others be able to view the queries that I am building or even
better queries they build using an Excel Add-In.
Question: How can I get my Excel Add-In to allow its user to access the
tables that reside on my Access database? I am using ADO and it works fine
on my machine, but when I test it on someone else's machine it errors out. I
think this is because they don't have the drivers or the access necessary to
view my tables in my Access database.
Help....
Thanks!!!
I have an Access Database (mdb) that has tables linked to various servers
(Oracle, IBM DB2, SQL). Since I have the drivers and access to all these
servers I have no problem creating queries, etc. My ulitmate goal, however,
is to have others be able to view the queries that I am building or even
better queries they build using an Excel Add-In.
Question: How can I get my Excel Add-In to allow its user to access the
tables that reside on my Access database? I am using ADO and it works fine
on my machine, but when I test it on someone else's machine it errors out. I
think this is because they don't have the drivers or the access necessary to
view my tables in my Access database.
Help....
Thanks!!!