ODBC is ODBC. That is the point. Once the driver is installed and the database is created, you can link to a table in the database and it will work just like any other ODBC table. In fact, I have applications where I swap the BE from Oracle to SQL Server. Unless I do something that is not supported by both, then everything I do will work regardless of which BE the FE is linked to.
Thanks Pat.
Being very new with SQLite my aim in this thread is I am hoping some forerunner can help & show me the way to link from my msaccess FE to BE SQLite tables WITHOUT using ODBC. The reason is something to do with the registry .INI for each database using ODBC.
I've never tried linking Access to SQLite so can't provide specifics.
How about using DSN less connection strings?
See whether you can adapt anything from these Web pages
An easy way to find the valid connection string is to create a DSN and then link a table. Open the MSysObjects and look at the connection string that Access saved.
There is a thread here by a person working with SQLite and Access- you may get some more focused advice/comments if you contact or participate/ask questions.