G
Goetz Martin
Hello ACCESS-Experts!
I´ve got the problem to access a ACCESS-Database on Server (computer B) from
my own computer (A).
The only information available to me are the DSN ( computer B),
the account (user, password) und the server (IP)
the database is lying on. This is not enough I think!
It seems to be necessary (because DSN can only be used locally) that I have
to adress the .mdb file
directly (for example for my own (computer A) ODBC DSN.
Is this correct?
What about safety in this context, my boss only wants to give me read-access
to the DB...
For testing the connection, I created an empty .udl file , doubleclicked and
tried to get an connection.
->No success - how to enter the IP of computer B???
My favourite programming language ist perl - are there already available
solutions for this problem?!
Thanks a lot!!
I´ve got the problem to access a ACCESS-Database on Server (computer B) from
my own computer (A).
The only information available to me are the DSN ( computer B),
the account (user, password) und the server (IP)
the database is lying on. This is not enough I think!
It seems to be necessary (because DSN can only be used locally) that I have
to adress the .mdb file
directly (for example for my own (computer A) ODBC DSN.
Is this correct?
What about safety in this context, my boss only wants to give me read-access
to the DB...
For testing the connection, I created an empty .udl file , doubleclicked and
tried to get an connection.
->No success - how to enter the IP of computer B???
My favourite programming language ist perl - are there already available
solutions for this problem?!
Thanks a lot!!