Executable

[Phil]

Hi,

I wouldn't think so.

I believe that you have have ms access to compile it as application but it
would not an executable. Ensure that your client have ms-access.

If I'm wrong, others who replies will correct me.

Phil

 

[Phil]

Hi again,

I just realize that you have Ms-Access built database as MDE file.

Just in case, ensure your clients have access in their's system.

Phil

 

[Phil]

I also believe we have access to built database file as mde. But I'm that
Costas clients need have access installed. Is that correct?

Phil

 

[Costas]

Access database can be executable as other programs?

 

[Phil]

Thank You.

Well Costas,

Have we provided some excellent feedback to your question?

Phil

 

[Nikos Yannacopoulos]

Costa,

You can't make an Access database a stand-alone .exe, if that's what you
mean. If you need to run it on a PC that doesn't have Access installed, then
your only option is to use Access runtime. To package and ship an Access app
together with Access runtime, you would need to have the Developer edition
(Office 2K), or the developer extensions (or something...) for Office 2003.

HTH,
Nikos

 

[Douglas J. Steele]

Yes, to run an MDE, you must have Access installed on the workstation. It
can be either the full version, or the run-time version.