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I am not getting out of my fog mind, thus following arnelgp advice i am now placing the .mdb here to get your guys to help.

I am in the 80's thus age really shows up with neuropathy issues like balance in fact everything that has to do with whole bodily & nervous system such as handling a whole bunch of data. Our brain is losing control as we reach the 90, 100 mark. The appearance of walking stick, walking frame...

Isladogs Still lost because of progressing age. I tried google but end up nowhere. I tried Hex Editor but as you say no way for Access2002 I tried an Excel vba code from the web that relates to Excel, not fruitful. The password is only require for these front end mbd to open the vb codes of...

Yes i knew protection is very limited, thus i just want to open it to work with it. What is the fastest way to find out what was the password i used. The mdb files is from msacccess 2002 very old like me. Thank you for the indulgence to guese get it over.

Hi peers Really getting old, i have a number of msaccess mdb which need a password to view the modules but i forget the password. How can i open it to view the modules or better still how to find the password in use. Help to get out this old man jam.

Thank you brothers for the advice & sharing.

Hi guys I run .mde on .mdb in win 10 all these while, there are no issues. I love old versions of msaccess because it is beautifully light and can serve database needs well. However when i try in on win 11, it seems .mde falters (don;t know what exactly, to be investigated) . I suspect it...

Isla Thanks the connection string to start tinkering.

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.

Instead of using SQL server my BE is in a SQLite, the FE is msaccess. I want link these tables so they become queries data for forms or reports

Hi help With ODBC we can link to any table in an SQLite database. How to do table link without ODBC eg with Open table

Guys more context For years i wanted to use one of the SQL Server application as my backEnd. I was using accdb or mdb for the BE in an low volume & low users LAN environment. I was reluctant to move because of server overheads. Then watching the android up surge i found a popular BE provider...

I am attracted to SQLite because it LESS many overhèads like server objects. Until I can get it really going the verdict is not out but from my reading I am hopeful to bypass other SQL servers or accdb.

To clarify SQLite is only for BE while FE is msaccess as it very familiar RAD. ODBC will be used to connect to BE

Hi guys Msaccess is great for small guy like me for VB# & SQL debugging, etc in a database environment. Because of Android popularity I am looking for a similar RAD. Any pointers..🙏😊

Hi contributors I have plan to use SQLite because it LESS many things for small projects. Any caveat or advices to drop to my new venture. Thanks brotherhood.

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Guys Just wonder if anyone has tried putting a split database in OneDrive & mapped it as a Netdrive in a PC for msaccess Front end to access. .pros & cons ?

Hi gurus Let's say I create a database in win 10 PC using SQLite. I believe with the right ODBC driver I can have a front end build with msAccess to use this backend. My project is to use Rad studio xe5 to develop a front end in an Android device. I am now trying to figure out how the...

ok ok Thanks for sharing .. what i mean by better is whether it is high success rate to detect.