Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '8007000e'
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] System resource exceeded
I recieve this error every time I execute SQL statement form ASP page on an Access database.
Could any one help me diagnosing this problem and how to avoid seeing such error messages.
ThanksI FOUND IT!
I FOUND THE SOLUTION.
If there is any one interested in this subject or suffering from it, contact me and I will tell him about the million dollar problem solution.
:p|||Originally posted by Khalid
I FOUND IT!
I FOUND THE SOLUTION.
If there is any one interested in this subject or suffering from it, contact me and I will tell him about the million dollar problem solution.
:p
I have this problem (about access database sending "Resources Exceeded Error") my largest table has 350,000+ Registers. Might this be causing the problem? I tried deleteing 10,000 registers aout of the table but it didn't work.
It just happened after more than 1 year of mu application running perfectly fine.
You can see the error in: http://www.citaris.com/checarplayer.jhtml
Please let me know if you need any other information.
Best regards and thank you very much,.
Alexis.
acastanares@.yahoo.com|||Originally posted by Khalid
I FOUND IT!
I FOUND THE SOLUTION.
If there is any one interested in this subject or suffering from it, contact me and I will tell him about the million dollar problem solution.
:p Khalid, can you help me out? I've been getting this error for a few weeks now. Thanks|||Khalid,
It would be most helpful if you'd post the solution here, rather than make everyone who has this problem email you for it.
VRWL :rolleyes:
Originally posted by Khalid
I FOUND IT!
I FOUND THE SOLUTION.
If there is any one interested in this subject or suffering from it, contact me and I will tell him about the million dollar problem solution.
:p|||I received lately a lot of emails asking about this famous error problem.
this is my solution I have discovered:
ASP is full of bugs, as I discovered lately, but these bugs can be solved by writing code.
My problem was due to Database connections, it seem to me I was doing the perfect thing, opening connections, recordsets, executing queries and finally I destroy every object I create.
THE PROBLEM
===========
If you open only one connection (as I used to do), and run more than one query or recordsets at the same time, what is happening? ASP does not allow you to run more than one query through the same connection at the same time, (though it seems that it is working) so how come? Since ASP does not allow that, it creates its own connections to run the further queries you are executing, and after you are done with them, ASP is not destroying the connections it creates. If you are not destroying your connection objects as well, so you are helping the problem to come up.
WHAT IS HAPPENING
==================
unclosed objects will create a resource leak in memory, and as the times goes, more objects are not closed, and more memory resources are consumed until it reaches to the maximum. And guess what, the famous message will show up! :rolleyes:
SOLUTION
=========
-Define a connection for every query by its own.
-Create you connection object and destroy them your self, don't let ASP do any thing by its self. :D
Hope this information be helpful for every body.
Cheers
;)|||Yes but... Why if i have two servers, one with a single PIII 500 Mhz and 256 Mb Ram and other with Dual PIII 1 ghz an 1 Gb Ram... with the same web page and with the same Operatin System, I got the problem in the Dual PIII and not in the oldest server?|||Hi,
after reading an article, I am using a jdbc:odbc bridge with an excel file setup as a user dsn. This is to import and export from our java applciation and jdbc database to excel. On XP and 2003 server machines, there is no problem. However, on 2000 server machines, they all get 'system resources exceeded' message and fail to do anything.
Can anyone help with identifying the underlying problem and recommend a solution ? Is there a a buggy MS component or something that needs updating? HELP!!!
thanks in advance,
Neil|||iamneil
As I have described previously, you are getting this message because your application is causing memory leak. This happens due to many causes, I have discovered that in my ASP application, IIS is opening more connections when I try to run more than SQL statement at the same time on one connections, so IIS is creating its own connections and it is not closing those connections when done with them.
If the application is working on heavy traffic those unclosed connections will be consuming the resource of the system untill it reaches the maxium.
So try to find out where is your bug that causes a memory leak.
Check out your application and tell me more about it.
Good luck|||Need Help with this issue.
Pretty Sure that the Problem is that there is a Memory Leak within the Page. It randomly just started Popping Up Non-Stop about Temporary Disk Space.
But here's where I need help - I'm a new webmaster at one of AAA Auto Clubs Divisions, and the Previous webmaster loved ASP Scripting. I personally favor PHP, because I have more experience with it.
But The Employees Here need to get this working up and running ASAP -
It's Pretty Obvious that The Script Used is from ASP Calendar -- But I can't just simply Download another Version of ASP Calendar and Overwrite the File because the Files Have Been Modified to Work Better for the Employees Uses.
Here Is the Exact Error Message I Am Receiving
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '8007000e'
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Not enough space on temporary disk.
/Calendar/calendar.asp, line 222
Here is the Coding For calendar.asp
--
6 hours trying to find what this error code was from, how it was happening, and trying to find the resource to fix it was Extremely Frustrating.
So if you can help in anyway, it will be greatly appreciated. Plus if you throw in some Educational snippits (comments in the code) of What this part of the script does and what this part of the script does. It would help tremondously!|||<!-- #include file ="dsn.asp" -->
<!-- #include file="adovbs.inc" -->
<%
' Name: ASP Calendar
' Author: Manohar Kamath
' Version: 1.0
' Copyright Manohar Kamath. Original calendar copyright Wrox Press
%>
<%
' catch department and status name from login page
Dim Dept, intStat, strEvents
Dept=Request("Dept")
intStat=Request("intStat")
strEvents=""
%>
<%
'------------------
' This function finds the last date of the given month
'------------------
Function GetLastDay(intMonthNum, intYearNum)
Dim dNextStart
If CInt(intMonthNum) = 12 Then
dNextStart = CDate( "1/1/" & intYearNum)
Else
dNextStart = CDate(intMonthNum + 1 & "/1/" & intYearNum)
End If
GetLastDay = Day(dNextStart - 1)
End Function
'----------------------
' This routine prints the individual table divisions for days of the month
'----------------------
Sub Write_TD(sValue, sClass)
Response.Write " <TD ALIGN='RIGHT' WIDTH=14% HEIGHT=80 VALIGN='top' CLASS='" & sClass & "'> " & sValue & "</TD>" & vbCrLf
End Sub
' Constants for the days of the week
Const cSUN = 1, cMON = 2, cTUE = 3, cWED = 4, cTHU = 5, cFRI = 6, cSAT = 7
' Get the name of this file
sScript = Request.ServerVariables("SCRIPT_NAME")
' Check for valid month input
If IsEmpty(Request("MONTH")) OR NOT IsNumeric(Request("MONTH")) Then
datToday = Date()
intThisMonth = Month(datToday)
ElseIf CInt(Request("MONTH")) < 1 OR CInt(Request("MONTH")) > 12 Then
datToday = Date()
intThisMonth = Month(datToday)
Else
intThisMonth = CInt(Request("MONTH"))
End If
' Check for valid year input
If IsEmpty(Request("YEAR")) OR NOT IsNumeric(Request("YEAR")) Then
datToday = Date()
intThisYear = Year(datToday)
Else
intThisYear = CInt(Request("YEAR"))
End If
strMonthName = MonthName(intThisMonth)
datFirstDay = DateSerial(intThisYear, intThisMonth, 1)
intFirstWeekDay = WeekDay(datFirstDay, vbSunday)
intLastDay = GetLastDay(intThisMonth, intThisYear)
' Get the previous month and year
intPrevMonth = intThisMonth - 1
If intPrevMonth = 0 Then
intPrevMonth = 12
intPrevYear = intThisYear - 1
Else
intPrevYear = intThisYear
End If
' Get the next month and year
intNextMonth = intThisMonth + 1
If intNextMonth > 12 Then
intNextMonth = 1
intNextYear = intThisYear + 1
Else
intNextYear = intThisYear
End If
' Get the last day of previous month. Using this, find the sunday of
' last week of last month
LastMonthDate = GetLastDay(intLastMonth, intPrevYear) - intFirstWeekDay + 2
NextMonthDate = 1
' Initialize the print day to 1
intPrintDay = 1
%>
<html>
<head>
<meta HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1">
<title>Vacation Schedule</title>
<style TYPE="text/css">
TD.NON {font-family :Tahoma, Verdana, Arial; font-size :12px; color :#C0C0C0; font-weight :normal;}
TD.TOP {font-family :Tahoma, Verdana, Arial; font-size :12px; color :#0000FF; font-weight :bold;}
TD.Some {font-family :Tahoma, Verdana, Arial; font-size :12px; color :#000000; font-weight :normal;}
A.NOEVENT:Link {font-family :Tahoma, Verdana, Arial; font-size :12px; color :#000000; font-weight :normal; text-decoration: none;}
A.NOEVENT:Visited {font-family :Tahoma, Verdana, Arial; font-size :12px; color :#000000; font-weight :normal; text-decoration: none;}
A.EVENT:Link {font-family :Tahoma, Verdana, Arial; font-size :12px; color :#000000; font-weight :bold; text-decoration: none;}
A.EVENT:Visited {font-family :Tahoma, Verdana, Arial; font-size :12px; color :#000000; font-weight :bold; text-decoration: none;}
A.NORMAL:Link {font-family :Verdana, Arial; font-size :12px; color :#0000FF; font-weight :normal; text-decoration: none;}
A.NORMAL:Visited {font-family :Verdana, Arial; font-size :12px; color :#0000FF; font-weight :normal; text-decoration: none;}
</style>
</head>
<body LEFTMARGIN="3" BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF" TEXT="#000000">
<p> </p>
<h2 align="center">Vacation Schedule Calendar</h2>
<h3 align="center"><%=Dept %></h3>
<p align=center><a href="http://links.10026.com/?link=default.asp">Choose a different department/branch</a></p>
<FORM ACTION="<% =sScript%>?Dept=<% =Dept %>&intStat=<% =intStat %>" METHOD=GET >
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">
<div align="center">Select month and year:
<SELECT NAME=MONTH>
<OPTION VALUE=1 SELECTED>Jan
<OPTION VALUE=2>Feb
<OPTION VALUE=3>Mar
<OPTION VALUE=4>Apr
<OPTION VALUE=5>May
<OPTION VALUE=6>Jun
<OPTION VALUE=7>Jul
<OPTION VALUE=8>Aug
<OPTION VALUE=9>Sep
<OPTION VALUE=10>Oct
<OPTION VALUE=11>Nov
<OPTION VALUE=12>Dec
</SELECT>
<SELECT NAME=YEAR>
<option value="2006" selected>2006</option>
</SELECT>
<input type="hidden" name="Dept" value=<% =Dept %>>
<input type="hidden" name="intStat" value=<% =intStat %>>
<input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Go!">
<! INPUT TYPE="Image" NAME="" src="http://pics.10026.com/?src=images/go.gif" BORDER="0" WIDTH="35" HEIGHT="20">
</div>
</font>
</FORM>
<table ALIGN="CENTER" BORDER="1" CELLSPACING="0" CELLPADDING="2" BGCOLOR="White" BORDERCOLOR="Gray" width="75%">
<tr><td>
<table BORDER="1" CELLPADDING="1" CELLSPACING="0" BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF" width="100%">
<tr HEIGHT="18" BGCOLOR="Silver">
<td WIDTH="14%" HEIGHT="18" ALIGN="LEFT" VALIGN="MIDDLE">
<div align="center"><a href="http://links.10026.com/?link=<% =sScript%>?month=<% =IntPrevMonth %>&year=<% =IntPrevYear %>&Dept=<% =Dept %>&intStat=<% =intStat %>"><img src="http://pics.10026.com/?src=images/prev.gif" WIDTH="14" HEIGHT="14" BORDER="0" ALT="Previous Month"></a></div>
</td>
<td WIDTH="*" COLSPAN="5" ALIGN="CENTER" VALIGN="MIDDLE" CLASS="SOME"><font size=+1><b>
<% = strMonthName & " " & intThisYear %>
</b> </font></td>
<td WIDTH="14%" HEIGHT="18" ALIGN="RIGHT" VALIGN="MIDDLE">
<div align="center"><a href="http://links.10026.com/?link=<% =sScript %>?month=<% =IntNextMonth %>&year=<% =IntNextYear %>&Dept=<% =Dept %>&intStat=<% =intStat %>"><img src="http://pics.10026.com/?src=images/next.gif" WIDTH="14" HEIGHT="14" BORDER="0" ALT="Next Month"></a></div>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td ALIGN="center" CLASS="SOME" WIDTH="14%" HEIGHT="15" VALIGN="BOTTOM">Sunday</td>
<td ALIGN="center" CLASS="SOME" WIDTH="14%" HEIGHT="15" VALIGN="BOTTOM">Monday</td>
<td ALIGN="center" CLASS="SOME" WIDTH="14%" HEIGHT="15" VALIGN="BOTTOM">Tuesday</td>
<td ALIGN="center" CLASS="SOME" WIDTH="14%" HEIGHT="15" VALIGN="BOTTOM">Wednesday</td>
<td ALIGN="center" CLASS="SOME" WIDTH="14%" HEIGHT="15" VALIGN="BOTTOM">Thursday</td>
<td ALIGN="center" CLASS="SOME" WIDTH="14%" HEIGHT="15" VALIGN="BOTTOM">Friday</td>
<td ALIGN="center" CLASS="SOME" WIDTH="14%" HEIGHT="15" VALIGN="BOTTOM">Saturday</td>
</tr>
<%
' Initialize the end of rows flag to false
EndRows = False
Response.Write vbCrLf
' Loop until all the rows are exhausted
Do While EndRows = False
' Start a table row
Response.Write " <TR>" & vbCrLf
' This is the loop for the days in the week
For intLoopDay = cSUN To cSAT
' If the first day is not sunday then print the last days of previous month in grayed font
If intFirstWeekDay > cSUN Then
Write_TD LastMonthDate, "NON"
LastMonthDate = LastMonthDate + 1
intFirstWeekDay = intFirstWeekDay - 1
' The month starts on a sunday
Else
' If the dates for the month are exhausted, start printing next month's dates
' in grayed font
If intPrintDay > intLastDay Then
Write_TD NextMonthDate, "NON"
NextMonthDate = NextMonthDate + 1
EndRows = True
Else
' If last day of the month, flag the end of the row
If intPrintDay = intLastDay Then
EndRows = True
End If
dToday = CDate(intThisMonth & "/" & intPrintDay & "/" & intThisYear)
' Open a record set of schedules
Set Rs = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.RecordSet")
sSQL = "SELECT * FROM tEvents WHERE " & _
"Start_Date =#" & dToday & "# " & _
"AND (Dept='" & Dept & _
"' OR Dept='all')" & _
" ORDER BY Start_Date"
' Open the RecordSet with a static cursor. This cursor provides bi-directional navigation
Rs.Open sSQL, sDSN, adOpenStatic, adLockReadOnly, adCmdText
If NOT Rs.EOF Then
bEvents = True
Do While NOT Rs.EOF
' build list of events for day
'If logged in as manager or during initial entry period, include delete option, else display only names
If intStat = 2 AND Rs("Dept") <> "all" Then
strEvents = strEvents & Rs("Event_Title") & "<a href='delete.asp?Event_ID=" & Rs("Event_ID") & "&Dept=" & Dept & "&intStat=" & intStat & "'><font size=-2 color=red>DEL</font></a><br>"
Else
strEvents = strEvents & Rs("Event_Title") & "<br>"
End If
Rs.MoveNext
Loop
Else
bEvents = False
End If
Rs.Close
Set Rs = Nothing
' If the event flag is not raise for that day, print it in a plain font
If bEvents = False Then
Write_TD intPrintDay, "SOME"
Else
Write_TD intPrintDay & "<br>" & strEvents, "SOME"
strEvents = ""
End If
End If
' Increment the date. Done once in the loop.
intPrintDay = intPrintDay + 1
'clear list of events
strEvents = ""
End If
' Move to the next day in the week
Next
Response.Write " </TR>" & vbCrLf
Loop
%>
</table>
</td></tr>
</table>|||I FOUND IT!
I FOUND THE SOLUTION.
If there is any one interested in this subject or suffering from it, contact me and I will tell him about the million dollar problem solution.
:p
I experiencing the same problem I can not find the solution. Please let me know how to solve
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Friday, March 23, 2012
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers
I am using an system ODBC created to access data on an AS/400.
I can access the data fine, using the following query.
SELECT F0101.* FROM CRPDTA.PILGRIM.CRPDTA.F0101 as F0101
where the first CRPDTA is the DSN name, PILGRIM is the AS/400 catalog,
the second CRPDTA is the SCHEMA, and F0101 is the file name.
When I try to save this query as a view, I receive the following error.
The operation could not be performed because the OLE DB provider
'MSDASQL' was unable to begin a distributed transaction.
[OLE/DB provider returned message: [IBM][Client Access Express ODBC
Driver (32-bit)]Option type out of range.]
OLE DB error trace [OLE/DB Provider 'MSDASQL'
ITransactionJoin::JoinTransaction returned 0x8004d00a]
Can anyone help?
PMGBoy
On several occasion a bug in the ODBC driver causes all sorts of problem
in the client. Try using any third party software, such as WinSQL
(http://synametrics.com/winsql) and see if you get the same behavior.
This would eliminate the possibility of a buggy driver.
jeff.jones@.papermagic.com wrote:
> I am using an system ODBC created to access data on an AS/400.
> I can access the data fine, using the following query.
> SELECT F0101.* FROM CRPDTA.PILGRIM.CRPDTA.F0101 as F0101
> where the first CRPDTA is the DSN name, PILGRIM is the AS/400 catalog,
> the second CRPDTA is the SCHEMA, and F0101 is the file name.
> When I try to save this query as a view, I receive the following error.
> The operation could not be performed because the OLE DB provider
> 'MSDASQL' was unable to begin a distributed transaction.
> [OLE/DB provider returned message: [IBM][Client Access Express ODBC
> Driver (32-bit)]Option type out of range.]
> OLE DB error trace [OLE/DB Provider 'MSDASQL'
> ITransactionJoin::JoinTransaction returned 0x8004d00a]
> Can anyone help?
> PMGBoy
>
I can access the data fine, using the following query.
SELECT F0101.* FROM CRPDTA.PILGRIM.CRPDTA.F0101 as F0101
where the first CRPDTA is the DSN name, PILGRIM is the AS/400 catalog,
the second CRPDTA is the SCHEMA, and F0101 is the file name.
When I try to save this query as a view, I receive the following error.
The operation could not be performed because the OLE DB provider
'MSDASQL' was unable to begin a distributed transaction.
[OLE/DB provider returned message: [IBM][Client Access Express ODBC
Driver (32-bit)]Option type out of range.]
OLE DB error trace [OLE/DB Provider 'MSDASQL'
ITransactionJoin::JoinTransaction returned 0x8004d00a]
Can anyone help?
PMGBoy
On several occasion a bug in the ODBC driver causes all sorts of problem
in the client. Try using any third party software, such as WinSQL
(http://synametrics.com/winsql) and see if you get the same behavior.
This would eliminate the possibility of a buggy driver.
jeff.jones@.papermagic.com wrote:
> I am using an system ODBC created to access data on an AS/400.
> I can access the data fine, using the following query.
> SELECT F0101.* FROM CRPDTA.PILGRIM.CRPDTA.F0101 as F0101
> where the first CRPDTA is the DSN name, PILGRIM is the AS/400 catalog,
> the second CRPDTA is the SCHEMA, and F0101 is the file name.
> When I try to save this query as a view, I receive the following error.
> The operation could not be performed because the OLE DB provider
> 'MSDASQL' was unable to begin a distributed transaction.
> [OLE/DB provider returned message: [IBM][Client Access Express ODBC
> Driver (32-bit)]Option type out of range.]
> OLE DB error trace [OLE/DB Provider 'MSDASQL'
> ITransactionJoin::JoinTransaction returned 0x8004d00a]
> Can anyone help?
> PMGBoy
>
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers
I am using an system ODBC created to access data on an AS/400.
I can access the data fine, using the following query.
SELECT F0101.* FROM CRPDTA.PILGRIM.CRPDTA.F0101 as F0101
where the first CRPDTA is the DSN name, PILGRIM is the AS/400 catalog,
the second CRPDTA is the SCHEMA, and F0101 is the file name.
When I try to save this query as a view, I receive the following error.
The operation could not be performed because the OLE DB provider
'MSDASQL' was unable to begin a distributed transaction.
[OLE/DB provider returned message: [IBM][Client Access Express O
DBC
Driver (32-bit)]Option type out of range.]
OLE DB error trace [OLE/DB Provider 'MSDASQL'
ITransactionJoin::JoinTransaction returned 0x8004d00a]
Can anyone help?
PMGBoyOn several occasion a bug in the ODBC driver causes all sorts of problem
in the client. Try using any third party software, such as WinSQL
(http://synametrics.com/winsql) and see if you get the same behavior.
This would eliminate the possibility of a buggy driver.
jeff.jones@.papermagic.com wrote:
> I am using an system ODBC created to access data on an AS/400.
> I can access the data fine, using the following query.
> SELECT F0101.* FROM CRPDTA.PILGRIM.CRPDTA.F0101 as F0101
> where the first CRPDTA is the DSN name, PILGRIM is the AS/400 catalog,
> the second CRPDTA is the SCHEMA, and F0101 is the file name.
> When I try to save this query as a view, I receive the following error.
> The operation could not be performed because the OLE DB provider
> 'MSDASQL' was unable to begin a distributed transaction.
> [OLE/DB provider returned message: [IBM][Client Access Express
ODBC
> Driver (32-bit)]Option type out of range.]
> OLE DB error trace [OLE/DB Provider 'MSDASQL'
> ITransactionJoin::JoinTransaction returned 0x8004d00a]
> Can anyone help?
> PMGBoy
>sql
I can access the data fine, using the following query.
SELECT F0101.* FROM CRPDTA.PILGRIM.CRPDTA.F0101 as F0101
where the first CRPDTA is the DSN name, PILGRIM is the AS/400 catalog,
the second CRPDTA is the SCHEMA, and F0101 is the file name.
When I try to save this query as a view, I receive the following error.
The operation could not be performed because the OLE DB provider
'MSDASQL' was unable to begin a distributed transaction.
[OLE/DB provider returned message: [IBM][Client Access Express O
DBC
Driver (32-bit)]Option type out of range.]
OLE DB error trace [OLE/DB Provider 'MSDASQL'
ITransactionJoin::JoinTransaction returned 0x8004d00a]
Can anyone help?
PMGBoyOn several occasion a bug in the ODBC driver causes all sorts of problem
in the client. Try using any third party software, such as WinSQL
(http://synametrics.com/winsql) and see if you get the same behavior.
This would eliminate the possibility of a buggy driver.
jeff.jones@.papermagic.com wrote:
> I am using an system ODBC created to access data on an AS/400.
> I can access the data fine, using the following query.
> SELECT F0101.* FROM CRPDTA.PILGRIM.CRPDTA.F0101 as F0101
> where the first CRPDTA is the DSN name, PILGRIM is the AS/400 catalog,
> the second CRPDTA is the SCHEMA, and F0101 is the file name.
> When I try to save this query as a view, I receive the following error.
> The operation could not be performed because the OLE DB provider
> 'MSDASQL' was unable to begin a distributed transaction.
> [OLE/DB provider returned message: [IBM][Client Access Express
ODBC
> Driver (32-bit)]Option type out of range.]
> OLE DB error trace [OLE/DB Provider 'MSDASQL'
> ITransactionJoin::JoinTransaction returned 0x8004d00a]
> Can anyone help?
> PMGBoy
>sql
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
microsoft jdbc driver for SQL Server 7.0
Hi,
I need a Microsft jdbc driver to connect Microsoft SQL
Server 7.0 . I can find a driver Microsoft 2000 jdbc
driver through which I can access Microsoft SQL Server
2000 but not 7.0.
I do not like to go for a third party driver..
Thank you in advance,
Hanson.
Third party solution is what you will likely have to get. You can pay for one
or just get a free one that works really well:
http://jtds.sourceforge.net/
Good luck.
Yuval
"Hanson" wrote:
> Hi,
> I need a Microsft jdbc driver to connect Microsoft SQL
> Server 7.0 . I can find a driver Microsoft 2000 jdbc
> driver through which I can access Microsoft SQL Server
> 2000 but not 7.0.
> I do not like to go for a third party driver..
> Thank you in advance,
> Hanson.
>
|||"Hanson" <rarockia@.chn.cognizant.com> wrote in message
news:4d7001c4804e$40294f30$a601280a@.phx.gbl...
> Hi,
> I need a Microsft jdbc driver to connect Microsoft SQL
> Server 7.0 . I can find a driver Microsoft 2000 jdbc
> driver through which I can access Microsoft SQL Server
> 2000 but not 7.0.
> I do not like to go for a third party driver..
> Thank you in advance,
> Hanson
The Microsoft JDBC driver was designed specifically for SQL Server 2000. As
was mentioned before, you will have to consider an alternative solution if
you wish to connect to SQL Server 7.0.
Carb Simien, MCSE MCDBA MCAD
Microsoft Developer Support - Web Data
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I need a Microsft jdbc driver to connect Microsoft SQL
Server 7.0 . I can find a driver Microsoft 2000 jdbc
driver through which I can access Microsoft SQL Server
2000 but not 7.0.
I do not like to go for a third party driver..
Thank you in advance,
Hanson.
Third party solution is what you will likely have to get. You can pay for one
or just get a free one that works really well:
http://jtds.sourceforge.net/
Good luck.
Yuval
"Hanson" wrote:
> Hi,
> I need a Microsft jdbc driver to connect Microsoft SQL
> Server 7.0 . I can find a driver Microsoft 2000 jdbc
> driver through which I can access Microsoft SQL Server
> 2000 but not 7.0.
> I do not like to go for a third party driver..
> Thank you in advance,
> Hanson.
>
|||"Hanson" <rarockia@.chn.cognizant.com> wrote in message
news:4d7001c4804e$40294f30$a601280a@.phx.gbl...
> Hi,
> I need a Microsft jdbc driver to connect Microsoft SQL
> Server 7.0 . I can find a driver Microsoft 2000 jdbc
> driver through which I can access Microsoft SQL Server
> 2000 but not 7.0.
> I do not like to go for a third party driver..
> Thank you in advance,
> Hanson
The Microsoft JDBC driver was designed specifically for SQL Server 2000. As
was mentioned before, you will have to consider an alternative solution if
you wish to connect to SQL Server 7.0.
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Microsoft Exchange to Microsoft SQL Server
I'm not asking a lot. I just want to know if I can connect from an
Exchange server to a SQl server without having to use Access linked
tables. Surely MS must have had a look at this but I can't find
anything out there.
Exchange server to a SQl server without having to use Access linked
tables. Surely MS must have had a look at this but I can't find
anything out there.
Help appreciated.
Ginters"Ginters" <jpmcginty@.talk21.com> wrote in message
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> I'm not asking a lot. I just want to know if I can connect from an
> Exchange server to a SQl server without having to use Access linked
> tables. Surely MS must have had a look at this but I can't find
> anything out there.
> Help appreciated.
> Ginters
You might get a better answer in an Exchange group - I have no idea how to
link Exchange to an external data source. From an MSSQL perspective, you
could create a linked server to Exchange, or use flat files to exchange
data.
Simon
Monday, March 19, 2012
Microsoft Access VS Microsoft SQL Server
hello all member"microsoft access vs microsoft sql server"|||"microsoft access vs microsoft sql server"
??:confused:|||Coo - this thread shows 6 replies and was started by faik2307.
Perhaps deuansavanh it would be a good idea to start a new thread and please give some idea of how you want to compare between SQL Server and Access (what are your needs?). I don't believe there are that many circumstances where there is really much of a decision to make - they are totally different beasts.
HTH|||??:confused:And how did you post that? :shocked:|||And how did you post that? :shocked:
I was :confused: .Bcoz ...
Point 1> this thread shows 6 replies and was started by faik2307
Point 2> 'hello all member' - there is a seperate introduction section in this forum.So why this is here?
Point 3> microsoft access vs microsoft sql server" - this string doesn't implies any '?' sign so it can be a topic.If so, no details is there.Thats very ridiculous.
Point 4> There is no clue to help him|||Lol - sorry Joydeep. I meant how did DBF allow you to to post "??"
I am currently obsessed (as DBF regulars will know) with the 10 char post limit. I am pretty sure the quotes don't count towards the 10.
:D|||Lol - sorry Joydeep. I meant how did DBF allow you to to post "??"
I am currently obsessed (as DBF regulars will know) with the 10 char post limit. I am pretty sure the quotes don't count towards the 10.
:D
Sorry Pootie,its my fault, I completely misjudged that one.I saw those bowlings in the Yak Corral.
:D|||I'd say that in a street fight Access hands down.
Because of its tenacity, and it is very sinewy.
But in the octagon, the squared circle or when using the sweet science I'd give the edge to Sql Server. Has better training and can use its experience and power to over come the scrappiness of access. Also has better mass appeal better storyline.
:)|||And don't forget, when ranked alphabetically Access beats all other commercially available databases.|||I like them both working together as an ADP personally. Cause I have foudn that if too many people log onto access they get locked out but with SQL running the show and access as the GUI it works great. And thats just one reason, why I like them both ehhehe|||"microsoft access vs microsoft sql server"
I would have to say "Yes"|||this kind of like comparing your local high school football team and the New England Patriots.|||this kind of like comparing your local high school football team and the New England Patriots.It is if the poster is really asking for a comparison of JET and SQL Server (which is likely). If not then it is like comparing Australia's swimming team and the product line of General Motors. Hence my statement that it depends what the metrics for the camparison are - usually, once these are known, the choice is clear.|||this kind of like comparing your local high school football team and the New England Patriots.
mmmmm... cheerleaders|||I like them both working together as an ADP personally. Cause I have found that if too many people log onto access they get locked out but with SQL running the show and access as the GUI it works great. And thats just one reason, why I like them both ehhehes'up Dez? :)
I have found through bitter experience that though it may seem it on the surface, it's never a good idea to put Access and SQL Server together. Unless you have a VERY short-term project, and/or are going to be watchful and ever-present while the two paradigms (paradie?) are working side-by-side.
If you turn your back, like Daddy with two small toddlers in the back seat of the '72 Country Squire with mag wheels, a 351 Cleveland, and sidepipes toolin' down the road toward Yellowstone for a week...you will find the two sneaking swats at each other, poking each other in the ribcage, and...if your back is turned a sufficient period of time, sneaking in an out-and-out SLAP at each other.
Because they are Microsoft siblings, Access and SQL Server may ACT like they work well together, it is my firm and experience-supported position that they will never get along with each other.
At best you will have odd noises, hateful glances, and suspicious bruises that neither will own up to.
At worse, you will have out-and-out, knock-down, drag-out screaming matches, fights resulting in damaged data, broken dependencies, scrambled indexes, and a sore backhand muscle. And damned if you won't actually have to "pull this wagon over and take the both of you over my knee!"|||GOOD GRAVY cowboy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Your probably right I have only really encountered some issues with Access 2000 now 2003 seems more corporative.
THAT WAS TOO FUNNY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
??:confused:|||Coo - this thread shows 6 replies and was started by faik2307.
Perhaps deuansavanh it would be a good idea to start a new thread and please give some idea of how you want to compare between SQL Server and Access (what are your needs?). I don't believe there are that many circumstances where there is really much of a decision to make - they are totally different beasts.
HTH|||??:confused:And how did you post that? :shocked:|||And how did you post that? :shocked:
I was :confused: .Bcoz ...
Point 1> this thread shows 6 replies and was started by faik2307
Point 2> 'hello all member' - there is a seperate introduction section in this forum.So why this is here?
Point 3> microsoft access vs microsoft sql server" - this string doesn't implies any '?' sign so it can be a topic.If so, no details is there.Thats very ridiculous.
Point 4> There is no clue to help him|||Lol - sorry Joydeep. I meant how did DBF allow you to to post "??"
I am currently obsessed (as DBF regulars will know) with the 10 char post limit. I am pretty sure the quotes don't count towards the 10.
:D|||Lol - sorry Joydeep. I meant how did DBF allow you to to post "??"
I am currently obsessed (as DBF regulars will know) with the 10 char post limit. I am pretty sure the quotes don't count towards the 10.
:D
Sorry Pootie,its my fault, I completely misjudged that one.I saw those bowlings in the Yak Corral.
:D|||I'd say that in a street fight Access hands down.
Because of its tenacity, and it is very sinewy.
But in the octagon, the squared circle or when using the sweet science I'd give the edge to Sql Server. Has better training and can use its experience and power to over come the scrappiness of access. Also has better mass appeal better storyline.
:)|||And don't forget, when ranked alphabetically Access beats all other commercially available databases.|||I like them both working together as an ADP personally. Cause I have foudn that if too many people log onto access they get locked out but with SQL running the show and access as the GUI it works great. And thats just one reason, why I like them both ehhehe|||"microsoft access vs microsoft sql server"
I would have to say "Yes"|||this kind of like comparing your local high school football team and the New England Patriots.|||this kind of like comparing your local high school football team and the New England Patriots.It is if the poster is really asking for a comparison of JET and SQL Server (which is likely). If not then it is like comparing Australia's swimming team and the product line of General Motors. Hence my statement that it depends what the metrics for the camparison are - usually, once these are known, the choice is clear.|||this kind of like comparing your local high school football team and the New England Patriots.
mmmmm... cheerleaders|||I like them both working together as an ADP personally. Cause I have found that if too many people log onto access they get locked out but with SQL running the show and access as the GUI it works great. And thats just one reason, why I like them both ehhehes'up Dez? :)
I have found through bitter experience that though it may seem it on the surface, it's never a good idea to put Access and SQL Server together. Unless you have a VERY short-term project, and/or are going to be watchful and ever-present while the two paradigms (paradie?) are working side-by-side.
If you turn your back, like Daddy with two small toddlers in the back seat of the '72 Country Squire with mag wheels, a 351 Cleveland, and sidepipes toolin' down the road toward Yellowstone for a week...you will find the two sneaking swats at each other, poking each other in the ribcage, and...if your back is turned a sufficient period of time, sneaking in an out-and-out SLAP at each other.
Because they are Microsoft siblings, Access and SQL Server may ACT like they work well together, it is my firm and experience-supported position that they will never get along with each other.
At best you will have odd noises, hateful glances, and suspicious bruises that neither will own up to.
At worse, you will have out-and-out, knock-down, drag-out screaming matches, fights resulting in damaged data, broken dependencies, scrambled indexes, and a sore backhand muscle. And damned if you won't actually have to "pull this wagon over and take the both of you over my knee!"|||GOOD GRAVY cowboy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Your probably right I have only really encountered some issues with Access 2000 now 2003 seems more corporative.
THAT WAS TOO FUNNY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Microsoft Access to SQL Server 2005
Hi,
I have a database in MSACCESS 2003 that is 680MB (after compacting) and contains 41 tables.
I tried to import these tables to SQL Server 2005 (express edition) using the :"upsizing wizard" provided in MSACCESS. The wizard works fine but all the tables are not being imported to SQL Server (only 19 tables are getting imported) and the size of the database in SQL Server (the ".mdf file") is 1.03 GB (I have tried using the "shrink" option also) . Further, when I try to open one of the tables (which has 625295 rows and 90 columns) , it takes lot of time to display all records.
So, my problem is do I need to set any options for any of these above issues, I tried to look for any information regarding this but was unsuccessful.
Any help on this will be very much helpful for me!
thanks
Further, when I try to open one of the tables (which has 625295 rows and 90 columns) , it takes lot of time to display all records.
So filter the records by queries and never select so much data to client application ( I hasn't ever seen a user able to deal with such amount of data ), and all will be ok.
only 19 tables are getting imported
And there were no any error message during import?
".mdf file" is 1.03 GB
It is possible, that MSSQL requieres more space to store the data.
|||Hi,
Thanks for the information
I see then, it is normal for SQL Server 2005 to take some amount of time to display all the records of a table, if the table is huge.
Regarding the import problem, I dont get any error while importing.I wonder why only 19 tables are getting imported (may be due to huge table I have in the database)
Microsoft Access Security
I HAVE CREATED A SECURITY DATABASE USING A NEW WORKGROUP FILE WITH A NEW MDW FILE NAME. THE DATABASE ITSELF CONTAINS SEVERAL GROUPS OF USERS AND SEVERAL USERS. THE DATABASE WORKS AS DESIGNED.
THE PROBLEMS IS IF I OPEN THIS DATABASE USING THE SYSTEM.MDW FILE, THE DATABASE OPENS AND GIVE ME COMPLETE ACCESS TO EVERYTHING.
CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN WHAT IS HAPPENING.
ANY HELP WILL BE APPRECIATED
THANKING YOU IN ADVANCE
JOSEPH FORDDid you give the user Admin a password?
Did you join to the workgroup?|||Originally posted by Brett Kaiser
Did you give the user Admin a password?
Did you join to the workgroup?
I gave the admin a password and then created a new administer with a different name.
When I open the database with the workgroup I created it works fine.
but when I open the database with the system.mdw workgroup it allow me to enter the database. which should not be. I am missing something.
Thanks|||And it doesn't ask you for a password, right?|||Originally posted by Brett Kaiser
And it doesn't ask you for a password, right?
Yes that is correct. The following information I found in Q/A section. What do you make of this.
10. Additionally, you may need manually to remove the Open/Run permission from the database container for the Users group through the security menus or through code. This will prevent someone from opening the database by using another workgroup information file or the default System.mda/mdw. In Microsoft Access 97, the User Level Security Wizard is supposed to remove the Open/Run database permissions for the Users group, but fails to do so. The Access 2000 Security Wizard removes permissions to the point where they are not visible on the security menus, but testing has revealed that in Access 2000 it is possible to open a database by using the default workgroup information file regardless of the menu settings. The cure for both versions of Access is to create a new, empty database while logged on as a member of the Admins group and import all of the objects from the secured database. You should take this step before spending too much time securing objects because Access considers imported objects to be new and loses the permission information that was stored in the source database.|||Yeah..it's a toy...
Don't use the default workgroup...
But you said you removed all of the permissions from Admin (that's what it's opening with), but it doesn't seem to be the case...
You sure your removed Admin from the Admin group?
And made sure it had no permissions?|||Originally posted by Brett Kaiser
Yeah..it's a toy...
Don't use the default workgroup...
But you said you removed all of the permissions from Admin (that's what it's opening with), but it doesn't seem to be the case...
You sure your removed Admin from the Admin group?
And made sure it had no permissions?
I think I have but could be wrong. I have attached a file that I would appreciate your looking at to see if you can see the problelm.
Thanks for your help
Joe Ford|||I think you forgot the attachment...|||Originally posted by Brett Kaiser
I think you forgot the attachment...
Your are right. I have attached it now. Please forgive my senior memo.|||OK,
How about what he permissions are fopr the user group...|||Originally posted by Brett Kaiser
OK,
How about what he permissions are fopr the user group...
ALL USERS ARE PART OF THE USER GROUP AND THAT GROUP HAS NO PERMISSION AT ALL INCLUDING ADMIN.|||Yeah...I figured as much...
Who is the owner of all the objects...Where they all originally created by Admin?|||Originally posted by Brett Kaiser
Yeah...I figured as much...
Who is the owner of all the objects...Where they all originally created by Admin?
Owner is Poweradmin see attached|||What about the other objects (like tables, macros, ect)...don't know if dbowner does it...I think it should...
who owns them?|||Originally posted by Brett Kaiser
What about the other objects (like tables, macros, ect)...don't know if dbowner does it...I think it should...
who owns them?
they are all owned by poweradmin|||Make sure u encrypt ur database using workgroup information file
Also inform u are whitout knowing that even if u create particular
security file for an access database .. .Users group which is default to any *.mdw file will be created and access won't allow u to delete it ...
however make sure you didn't grant any permission to this group
regards ...
THE PROBLEMS IS IF I OPEN THIS DATABASE USING THE SYSTEM.MDW FILE, THE DATABASE OPENS AND GIVE ME COMPLETE ACCESS TO EVERYTHING.
CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN WHAT IS HAPPENING.
ANY HELP WILL BE APPRECIATED
THANKING YOU IN ADVANCE
JOSEPH FORDDid you give the user Admin a password?
Did you join to the workgroup?|||Originally posted by Brett Kaiser
Did you give the user Admin a password?
Did you join to the workgroup?
I gave the admin a password and then created a new administer with a different name.
When I open the database with the workgroup I created it works fine.
but when I open the database with the system.mdw workgroup it allow me to enter the database. which should not be. I am missing something.
Thanks|||And it doesn't ask you for a password, right?|||Originally posted by Brett Kaiser
And it doesn't ask you for a password, right?
Yes that is correct. The following information I found in Q/A section. What do you make of this.
10. Additionally, you may need manually to remove the Open/Run permission from the database container for the Users group through the security menus or through code. This will prevent someone from opening the database by using another workgroup information file or the default System.mda/mdw. In Microsoft Access 97, the User Level Security Wizard is supposed to remove the Open/Run database permissions for the Users group, but fails to do so. The Access 2000 Security Wizard removes permissions to the point where they are not visible on the security menus, but testing has revealed that in Access 2000 it is possible to open a database by using the default workgroup information file regardless of the menu settings. The cure for both versions of Access is to create a new, empty database while logged on as a member of the Admins group and import all of the objects from the secured database. You should take this step before spending too much time securing objects because Access considers imported objects to be new and loses the permission information that was stored in the source database.|||Yeah..it's a toy...
Don't use the default workgroup...
But you said you removed all of the permissions from Admin (that's what it's opening with), but it doesn't seem to be the case...
You sure your removed Admin from the Admin group?
And made sure it had no permissions?|||Originally posted by Brett Kaiser
Yeah..it's a toy...
Don't use the default workgroup...
But you said you removed all of the permissions from Admin (that's what it's opening with), but it doesn't seem to be the case...
You sure your removed Admin from the Admin group?
And made sure it had no permissions?
I think I have but could be wrong. I have attached a file that I would appreciate your looking at to see if you can see the problelm.
Thanks for your help
Joe Ford|||I think you forgot the attachment...|||Originally posted by Brett Kaiser
I think you forgot the attachment...
Your are right. I have attached it now. Please forgive my senior memo.|||OK,
How about what he permissions are fopr the user group...|||Originally posted by Brett Kaiser
OK,
How about what he permissions are fopr the user group...
ALL USERS ARE PART OF THE USER GROUP AND THAT GROUP HAS NO PERMISSION AT ALL INCLUDING ADMIN.|||Yeah...I figured as much...
Who is the owner of all the objects...Where they all originally created by Admin?|||Originally posted by Brett Kaiser
Yeah...I figured as much...
Who is the owner of all the objects...Where they all originally created by Admin?
Owner is Poweradmin see attached|||What about the other objects (like tables, macros, ect)...don't know if dbowner does it...I think it should...
who owns them?|||Originally posted by Brett Kaiser
What about the other objects (like tables, macros, ect)...don't know if dbowner does it...I think it should...
who owns them?
they are all owned by poweradmin|||Make sure u encrypt ur database using workgroup information file
Also inform u are whitout knowing that even if u create particular
security file for an access database .. .Users group which is default to any *.mdw file will be created and access won't allow u to delete it ...
however make sure you didn't grant any permission to this group
regards ...
Microsoft Access Query converted to SQL
Here a query Microsoft Access Query That I would like to convert to SQL. What replace the Word "Last" in SQL
SELECT Contacts.FirstName,Last(Contacts.LastName) AS LastofLastName
FROM Contacts
GROUP BY Contacts.FirstName;
You can try a ORDER BY on lastname column with TOP 1 or Max(LastName).
SELECT Contacts.FirstName,Max(Contacts.LastName) AS LastofLastName
FROM Contacts
GROUP BY Contacts.FirstName
Or
SELECT TOP (1) Contacts.FirstName, Contacts.LastName AS LastofLastName
FROM Contacts
ORDER BY Contacts.LastName DESC
Microsoft Access Database Synchronizer (ADS) RTW Help
Someone please help, Ive downloaded and instsalled Microsoft Access Database Synchronizer (ADS) RTW onto my desktop and the files have installed to C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server Compact Edition\v3.1\Sync\Access. Ive got a device running windows CE 5.0 connected to the desktop via USB. Ive installed all the necessary CAB files onto the device but how do I get the ADS working? What do I have to do with the files installed? I am fairly new to this so can someone please help me. Isnt there supose to be an option in the start menu to run the wizard, i don't seem to be getting this?
Thanks in advance
Sami
You should read the readme.doc in the C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server Compact Edition\v3.1\sync\Access folder. Specifically from page 11 and on it is explained how to get started with the sample wizard.
|||I have looked at this readme doc but the first step says:
Click Start, Programs, and then click Access Database Synchronization Sample Wizard
But this is not in my programs list, why is that? I have installed the msi file and was expecting the program to appear in the start menu automatically as it says in the readme, but it is not. Any ideas?|||
You must do these thing first on your Windows Mobile device (as stated):
First, you should install .NET Compact Framework 2.0 and device cab files on the device for the Access Database Synchronization Sample Wizard.
The device cab file is in your Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server Compact Edition\v3.1\Sync\Access folder, ot is called:
sqlce.access.sample.PPC.wce5.armv4i.CAB
Install .NET Compact Framework 2.0 and copy the sqlce.access.sample.PPC.wce5.armv4i.CAB file to your Windows Mobile device (or emulator) and install it. Then it will appear under Start, Programs as stated in the readme.doc
|||I installed .NET Compact Framework 2.0 and device cab files. When I try to install the cab file sqlce.access.sample.PPC.wce5.armv4i.CAB on the device i get the following error:
The file "\My Documents\sqlce.access.sample.PPc.wce5.armv4i.CAB is not a valid Windows CE Setup file.
What could be the problem for this?
|||Your device must be Windows Mobile 5, is that the case?
|||The device is running Windows CE 5.0 not Window Mobile 5. I thought that the software was Windows CE compatible? Is this incorrect?
|||Yes, Windows CE is supported, but the sample application only runs under Windows Mobile 5.0. Try it in the emualtor to explore the capabilities (and limitations) of the "product".Microsoft Access Database Synchronizer (ADS) RTW Help
Someone please help, Ive downloaded and instsalled Microsoft Access Database Synchronizer (ADS) RTW onto my desktop and the files have installed to C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server Compact Edition\v3.1\Sync\Access. Ive got a device running windows CE 5.0 connected to the desktop via USB. Ive installed all the necessary CAB files onto the device but how do I get the ADS working? What do I have to do with the files installed? I am fairly new to this so can someone please help me. Isnt there supose to be an option in the start menu to run the wizard, i don't seem to be getting this?
Thanks in advance
Sami
You should read the readme.doc in the C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server Compact Edition\v3.1\sync\Access folder. Specifically from page 11 and on it is explained how to get started with the sample wizard.
|||I have looked at this readme doc but the first step says:
Click Start, Programs, and then click Access Database Synchronization Sample Wizard
But this is not in my programs list, why is that? I have installed the msi file and was expecting the program to appear in the start menu automatically as it says in the readme, but it is not. Any ideas?|||
You must do these thing first on your Windows Mobile device (as stated):
First, you should install .NET Compact Framework 2.0 and device cab files on the device for the Access Database Synchronization Sample Wizard.
The device cab file is in your Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server Compact Edition\v3.1\Sync\Access folder, ot is called:
sqlce.access.sample.PPC.wce5.armv4i.CAB
Install .NET Compact Framework 2.0 and copy the sqlce.access.sample.PPC.wce5.armv4i.CAB file to your Windows Mobile device (or emulator) and install it. Then it will appear under Start, Programs as stated in the readme.doc
|||I installed .NET Compact Framework 2.0 and device cab files. When I try to install the cab file sqlce.access.sample.PPC.wce5.armv4i.CAB on the device i get the following error:
The file "\My Documents\sqlce.access.sample.PPc.wce5.armv4i.CAB is not a valid Windows CE Setup file.
What could be the problem for this?
|||Your device must be Windows Mobile 5, is that the case?
|||The device is running Windows CE 5.0 not Window Mobile 5. I thought that the software was Windows CE compatible? Is this incorrect?
|||Yes, Windows CE is supported, but the sample application only runs under Windows Mobile 5.0. Try it in the emualtor to explore the capabilities (and limitations) of the "product".Microsoft Access Database Synchronizer (ADS) RTW
Hi,
Today we are very pleased to announce the RTW release of Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition Access Database Synchronizer (ADS) for which many of you been waiting eagerly.
Access Database Synchronizer provides a way to synchronize data between Microsoft Access database on a desktop and Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition database on a device.
The salient features of this solution are summarized below
? Provides a synchronization solution between SQL Mobile/SSCE and MS Access. Data conversion is done while synchronizing the data.
? Synchronization happens when there is an active ActiveSync connection between the device and the desktop.
? There is no update to SQL Mobile/SSCE on the device. The solution consists of only of desktop side component which works with the existing client agent on the device.
? The solution is based on existing RDA replication model. Programming model is exactly the same as RDA today.
? Device applications written today do not need to be updated if the solution is upsized from access to SQL Server.
? There is no conflict detection/resolution.
The setup installs the desktop component required for synchronizing Microsoft Access database with SQL Server Compact Edition database on the device. It also includes a readme file which has the documentation for the solution and a sample application. The readme file can be downloaded separately. The sample application shows how the solution works and how to write applications for this solution. The components installed on the desktop can be used by third party applications to provide data synchronization between Microsoft Access database on the desktop and SQL Server Compact/SQL Mobile database on the device.
On a desktop, the following operating systems will be supported:
? Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP2
? Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition SP2
? Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 with Windows XP MCE 2005 Update Rollup 2installed.
? Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition SP2
? Microsoft Windows Vista (Only Windows Mobile 6.0 devices are supported)
On devices, the following operating systems will be supported:
? Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition
? Windows CE 4.2
? Windows CE 5.0
? Windows Mobile 5.0
? Windows Mobile 6.0
The following versions of Microsoft Access will be supported:
? Microsoft Access 2000 SP3 (Microsoft Office 2000)
? Microsoft Access 2002 SP3 (Microsoft Office 2002)
? Microsoft Office Access 2003 SP2 (Microsoft Office 2003)
? Microsoft Office Access 2007
This solution will work with all installations for SQL Server Mobile Edition/SQL Server Compact Edition on devices. The sample application provided is supported only on Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC edition.
For more details on ADS please see the readme
ADS Readme
Feedback
We look forward to you providing us feedback about this solution. You can provide us feedback at
SQL Server Mobile Edition/SQL Server Compact Edition MSDN Forum
And
SQL Server Compact Edition Blog
Thanks,
Manish Agnihotri, Program Manager
I noticed that you specified that SSCE had to be running on a device. Does this mean that it cannot be used to sync an Access Database on a network drive to an instance of SSCE on an XP Pro laptop?
Thanks
|||Yes SQL Server CE on desktop can not use this solution. SQL Server CE on devices is the target platform for this solution. The supported device platforms are :
On devices, the following operating systems will be supported:
? Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition
? Windows CE 4.2
? Windows CE 5.0
? Windows Mobile 5.0
? Windows Mobile 6.0
Thanks
Laxmi
|||Can you provide an example on how to use ADS to automatically synchronize when an ActiveSync connection is established?
|||I installed the ADS wizard on a windows mobile 5.0 pocket pc. That app is working but I can not connect to an mdb database I created on the desktop.
The desktop is actually a vista ultimate configuration. The activesync is working and I disabled the firewall on that pc.
Is the reason why I can not connect the following text in the readme.txt file : ? Microsoft Windows Vista (Only Windows Mobile 6.0 devices are supported) ?
Why are only windows mobile 6.0 devices supported for vista. Is there no way to make it work on an older version ?
Thanks,
Edwin
|||Hi,
Could you please guide me how to copy data from Oracle to MS SQLCe, I have the entire table structure on SQLCe.
I want to do it progamatically, if there is tool which will do this activity I am also fine with that.
Thanks in advance.
|||I was looking to forward to this after I lost the database sync capabilities going to a Mobile 5 device. Fortunately, with a workaround I was still able to do a database sync with WM5, only to lose it again after I upgraded to Vista.
Now there is a sync out, but it doesn't support WM5 under Vista. Why not? Is everybody expected to buy new devices? They are far to expensive for that. It's bad enough that the device center doesn't sync WM2002 devices any more. They are still out there, and for people just needing their addresses they will be still fine.
Back to the sync: because of the missing sync, I have two programs syncing right now with their own sync providers, just because of the missing sync. I can't wait for the day when I plug in my device and half a dozen programs will start up just so that each one can do their own syncing. Really great.
And what about my programs? I have to try to create my own syncing now again?
Let's take an example - I wrote an application in Embedded Visual Basic that used the Active Sync database sync.
I can't import the evb file to Visual Studio - that means I have to re-create the user interface, re-write the code and then also write new data access code. And now I have to write my own sync provider? And I thought that the bad import of VB6 projects into VS2005 was a hassle.
It really seems that Microsoft is trying really hard to make the life of programmers that have existing projects as miserable as possible. This is really a very big disappointment.
It may be feasible for large corporations that have the resources to hire hundreds of programmers to re-write every single application that they need over and over and over, but as a part-time programmer that just tries to keep his programs running on new platforms, it is a nightmare.
|||There are many people not happy with no Vista support for ADS. I just wanted to update you all the Microsoft is working on providing Vista support for ADS and we should be out with it soon.
Manish Agnihotri
Program Manager
SQL Server Compact
|||You can see the folowing post on the Sql Server Compact blog for this information
http://blogs.msdn.com/sqlservercompact/archive/2007/02/22/ads-automatically-starting-the-synchronization-between-device-and-desktop.aspx
|||I was so excited to see this.... except I don't have a mobile 5.0 device to use the sample app.Not sure if this synchronizer will be of any use now.
|||
Do you need to install IIS or a HTTP server in order for this to work? I am trying to use this on my desktop machine but I can't seem to connect to my Access database. Please advise. Thanks. Rodan
Hi,
Is it necessary to have MS Access installed on the Desktop to use this tool?
Thanks in advance,
David Del Signore, IT Consultant
|||I have the same problem as Rodan. I am not able to connect the accesdatabase using the ADS sample. When I'm trying to connect Access database the following messagge appears"A request to send data to the computer running IIS has failed. For more information see HRESULT"
" Error connecting database"
Someone knows what could be the problem? It is neccesary install IISS. Thanks
|||
No you do not require IIS to be running. Maybe your firewall is not setup correctly. Please go through the readme and set the firewall settings accordingly
Regards
Manish Agnihotri
Program Manager, SQL Server Compact
|||You can create a PPC 2003 project and copy paste the code in new project. It should work with your older devices as well. The application provided is just a sample application which work on PPC 2005 devices. ADS is a solution around which you can build you applications dependig on specific requirements
Regards
Manish Agnihotri
Program Manager, SQL Server Compact
Microsoft Access Database Synchronizer (ADS) RTW
Hi,
Today we are very pleased to announce the RTW release of Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition Access Database Synchronizer (ADS) for which many of you been waiting eagerly.
Access Database Synchronizer provides a way to synchronize data between Microsoft Access database on a desktop and Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition database on a device.
The salient features of this solution are summarized below
? Provides a synchronization solution between SQL Mobile/SSCE and MS Access. Data conversion is done while synchronizing the data.
? Synchronization happens when there is an active ActiveSync connection between the device and the desktop.
? There is no update to SQL Mobile/SSCE on the device. The solution consists of only of desktop side component which works with the existing client agent on the device.
? The solution is based on existing RDA replication model. Programming model is exactly the same as RDA today.
? Device applications written today do not need to be updated if the solution is upsized from access to SQL Server.
? There is no conflict detection/resolution.
The setup installs the desktop component required for synchronizing Microsoft Access database with SQL Server Compact Edition database on the device. It also includes a readme file which has the documentation for the solution and a sample application. The readme file can be downloaded separately. The sample application shows how the solution works and how to write applications for this solution. The components installed on the desktop can be used by third party applications to provide data synchronization between Microsoft Access database on the desktop and SQL Server Compact/SQL Mobile database on the device.
On a desktop, the following operating systems will be supported:
? Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP2
? Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition SP2
? Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 with Windows XP MCE 2005 Update Rollup 2installed.
? Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition SP2
? Microsoft Windows Vista (Only Windows Mobile 6.0 devices are supported)
On devices, the following operating systems will be supported:
? Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition
? Windows CE 4.2
? Windows CE 5.0
? Windows Mobile 5.0
? Windows Mobile 6.0
The following versions of Microsoft Access will be supported:
? Microsoft Access 2000 SP3 (Microsoft Office 2000)
? Microsoft Access 2002 SP3 (Microsoft Office 2002)
? Microsoft Office Access 2003 SP2 (Microsoft Office 2003)
? Microsoft Office Access 2007
This solution will work with all installations for SQL Server Mobile Edition/SQL Server Compact Edition on devices. The sample application provided is supported only on Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC edition.
For more details on ADS please see the readme
ADS Readme
Feedback
We look forward to you providing us feedback about this solution. You can provide us feedback at
SQL Server Mobile Edition/SQL Server Compact Edition MSDN Forum
And
SQL Server Compact Edition Blog
Thanks,
Manish Agnihotri, Program Manager
I noticed that you specified that SSCE had to be running on a device. Does this mean that it cannot be used to sync an Access Database on a network drive to an instance of SSCE on an XP Pro laptop?
Thanks
|||Yes SQL Server CE on desktop can not use this solution. SQL Server CE on devices is the target platform for this solution. The supported device platforms are :
On devices, the following operating systems will be supported:
? Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition
? Windows CE 4.2
? Windows CE 5.0
? Windows Mobile 5.0
? Windows Mobile 6.0
Thanks
Laxmi
|||Can you provide an example on how to use ADS to automatically synchronize when an ActiveSync connection is established?
|||I installed the ADS wizard on a windows mobile 5.0 pocket pc. That app is working but I can not connect to an mdb database I created on the desktop.
The desktop is actually a vista ultimate configuration. The activesync is working and I disabled the firewall on that pc.
Is the reason why I can not connect the following text in the readme.txt file : ? Microsoft Windows Vista (Only Windows Mobile 6.0 devices are supported) ?
Why are only windows mobile 6.0 devices supported for vista. Is there no way to make it work on an older version ?
Thanks,
Edwin
|||Hi,
Could you please guide me how to copy data from Oracle to MS SQLCe, I have the entire table structure on SQLCe.
I want to do it progamatically, if there is tool which will do this activity I am also fine with that.
Thanks in advance.
|||I was looking to forward to this after I lost the database sync capabilities going to a Mobile 5 device. Fortunately, with a workaround I was still able to do a database sync with WM5, only to lose it again after I upgraded to Vista.
Now there is a sync out, but it doesn't support WM5 under Vista. Why not? Is everybody expected to buy new devices? They are far to expensive for that. It's bad enough that the device center doesn't sync WM2002 devices any more. They are still out there, and for people just needing their addresses they will be still fine.
Back to the sync: because of the missing sync, I have two programs syncing right now with their own sync providers, just because of the missing sync. I can't wait for the day when I plug in my device and half a dozen programs will start up just so that each one can do their own syncing. Really great.
And what about my programs? I have to try to create my own syncing now again?
Let's take an example - I wrote an application in Embedded Visual Basic that used the Active Sync database sync.
I can't import the evb file to Visual Studio - that means I have to re-create the user interface, re-write the code and then also write new data access code. And now I have to write my own sync provider? And I thought that the bad import of VB6 projects into VS2005 was a hassle.
It really seems that Microsoft is trying really hard to make the life of programmers that have existing projects as miserable as possible. This is really a very big disappointment.
It may be feasible for large corporations that have the resources to hire hundreds of programmers to re-write every single application that they need over and over and over, but as a part-time programmer that just tries to keep his programs running on new platforms, it is a nightmare.
|||There are many people not happy with no Vista support for ADS. I just wanted to update you all the Microsoft is working on providing Vista support for ADS and we should be out with it soon.
Manish Agnihotri
Program Manager
SQL Server Compact
|||You can see the folowing post on the Sql Server Compact blog for this information
http://blogs.msdn.com/sqlservercompact/archive/2007/02/22/ads-automatically-starting-the-synchronization-between-device-and-desktop.aspx
|||I was so excited to see this.... except I don't have a mobile 5.0 device to use the sample app.Not sure if this synchronizer will be of any use now.
|||
Do you need to install IIS or a HTTP server in order for this to work? I am trying to use this on my desktop machine but I can't seem to connect to my Access database. Please advise. Thanks. Rodan
Hi,
Is it necessary to have MS Access installed on the Desktop to use this tool?
Thanks in advance,
David Del Signore, IT Consultant
|||I have the same problem as Rodan. I am not able to connect the accesdatabase using the ADS sample. When I'm trying to connect Access database the following messagge appears"A request to send data to the computer running IIS has failed. For more information see HRESULT"
" Error connecting database"
Someone knows what could be the problem? It is neccesary install IISS. Thanks
|||
No you do not require IIS to be running. Maybe your firewall is not setup correctly. Please go through the readme and set the firewall settings accordingly
Regards
Manish Agnihotri
Program Manager, SQL Server Compact
|||You can create a PPC 2003 project and copy paste the code in new project. It should work with your older devices as well. The application provided is just a sample application which work on PPC 2005 devices. ADS is a solution around which you can build you applications dependig on specific requirements
Regards
Manish Agnihotri
Program Manager, SQL Server Compact
Microsoft Access Database Synchronizer (ADS) RTW
Hi,
Today we are very pleased to announce the RTW release of Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition Access Database Synchronizer (ADS) for which many of you been waiting eagerly.
Access Database Synchronizer provides a way to synchronize data between Microsoft Access database on a desktop and Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition database on a device.
The salient features of this solution are summarized below
? Provides a synchronization solution between SQL Mobile/SSCE and MS Access. Data conversion is done while synchronizing the data.
? Synchronization happens when there is an active ActiveSync connection between the device and the desktop.
? There is no update to SQL Mobile/SSCE on the device. The solution consists of only of desktop side component which works with the existing client agent on the device.
? The solution is based on existing RDA replication model. Programming model is exactly the same as RDA today.
? Device applications written today do not need to be updated if the solution is upsized from access to SQL Server.
? There is no conflict detection/resolution.
The setup installs the desktop component required for synchronizing Microsoft Access database with SQL Server Compact Edition database on the device. It also includes a readme file which has the documentation for the solution and a sample application. The readme file can be downloaded separately. The sample application shows how the solution works and how to write applications for this solution. The components installed on the desktop can be used by third party applications to provide data synchronization between Microsoft Access database on the desktop and SQL Server Compact/SQL Mobile database on the device.
On a desktop, the following operating systems will be supported:
? Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP2
? Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition SP2
? Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 with Windows XP MCE 2005 Update Rollup 2installed.
? Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition SP2
? Microsoft Windows Vista (Only Windows Mobile 6.0 devices are supported)
On devices, the following operating systems will be supported:
? Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition
? Windows CE 4.2
? Windows CE 5.0
? Windows Mobile 5.0
? Windows Mobile 6.0
The following versions of Microsoft Access will be supported:
? Microsoft Access 2000 SP3 (Microsoft Office 2000)
? Microsoft Access 2002 SP3 (Microsoft Office 2002)
? Microsoft Office Access 2003 SP2 (Microsoft Office 2003)
? Microsoft Office Access 2007
This solution will work with all installations for SQL Server Mobile Edition/SQL Server Compact Edition on devices. The sample application provided is supported only on Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC edition.
For more details on ADS please see the readme
ADS Readme
Feedback
We look forward to you providing us feedback about this solution. You can provide us feedback at
SQL Server Mobile Edition/SQL Server Compact Edition MSDN Forum
And
SQL Server Compact Edition Blog
Thanks,
Manish Agnihotri, Program Manager
I noticed that you specified that SSCE had to be running on a device. Does this mean that it cannot be used to sync an Access Database on a network drive to an instance of SSCE on an XP Pro laptop?
Thanks
|||Yes SQL Server CE on desktop can not use this solution. SQL Server CE on devices is the target platform for this solution. The supported device platforms are :
On devices, the following operating systems will be supported:
? Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition
? Windows CE 4.2
? Windows CE 5.0
? Windows Mobile 5.0
? Windows Mobile 6.0
Thanks
Laxmi
|||Can you provide an example on how to use ADS to automatically synchronize when an ActiveSync connection is established?
|||I installed the ADS wizard on a windows mobile 5.0 pocket pc. That app is working but I can not connect to an mdb database I created on the desktop.
The desktop is actually a vista ultimate configuration. The activesync is working and I disabled the firewall on that pc.
Is the reason why I can not connect the following text in the readme.txt file : ? Microsoft Windows Vista (Only Windows Mobile 6.0 devices are supported) ?
Why are only windows mobile 6.0 devices supported for vista. Is there no way to make it work on an older version ?
Thanks,
Edwin
|||Hi,
Could you please guide me how to copy data from Oracle to MS SQLCe, I have the entire table structure on SQLCe.
I want to do it progamatically, if there is tool which will do this activity I am also fine with that.
Thanks in advance.
|||I was looking to forward to this after I lost the database sync capabilities going to a Mobile 5 device. Fortunately, with a workaround I was still able to do a database sync with WM5, only to lose it again after I upgraded to Vista.
Now there is a sync out, but it doesn't support WM5 under Vista. Why not? Is everybody expected to buy new devices? They are far to expensive for that. It's bad enough that the device center doesn't sync WM2002 devices any more. They are still out there, and for people just needing their addresses they will be still fine.
Back to the sync: because of the missing sync, I have two programs syncing right now with their own sync providers, just because of the missing sync. I can't wait for the day when I plug in my device and half a dozen programs will start up just so that each one can do their own syncing. Really great.
And what about my programs? I have to try to create my own syncing now again?
Let's take an example - I wrote an application in Embedded Visual Basic that used the Active Sync database sync.
I can't import the evb file to Visual Studio - that means I have to re-create the user interface, re-write the code and then also write new data access code. And now I have to write my own sync provider? And I thought that the bad import of VB6 projects into VS2005 was a hassle.
It really seems that Microsoft is trying really hard to make the life of programmers that have existing projects as miserable as possible. This is really a very big disappointment.
It may be feasible for large corporations that have the resources to hire hundreds of programmers to re-write every single application that they need over and over and over, but as a part-time programmer that just tries to keep his programs running on new platforms, it is a nightmare.
|||There are many people not happy with no Vista support for ADS. I just wanted to update you all the Microsoft is working on providing Vista support for ADS and we should be out with it soon.
Manish Agnihotri
Program Manager
SQL Server Compact
|||You can see the folowing post on the Sql Server Compact blog for this information
http://blogs.msdn.com/sqlservercompact/archive/2007/02/22/ads-automatically-starting-the-synchronization-between-device-and-desktop.aspx
|||I was so excited to see this.... except I don't have a mobile 5.0 device to use the sample app.Not sure if this synchronizer will be of any use now.
|||
Do you need to install IIS or a HTTP server in order for this to work? I am trying to use this on my desktop machine but I can't seem to connect to my Access database. Please advise. Thanks. Rodan
Hi,
Is it necessary to have MS Access installed on the Desktop to use this tool?
Thanks in advance,
David Del Signore, IT Consultant
|||I have the same problem as Rodan. I am not able to connect the accesdatabase using the ADS sample. When I'm trying to connect Access database the following messagge appears"A request to send data to the computer running IIS has failed. For more information see HRESULT"
" Error connecting database"
Someone knows what could be the problem? It is neccesary install IISS. Thanks
|||
No you do not require IIS to be running. Maybe your firewall is not setup correctly. Please go through the readme and set the firewall settings accordingly
Regards
Manish Agnihotri
Program Manager, SQL Server Compact
|||You can create a PPC 2003 project and copy paste the code in new project. It should work with your older devices as well. The application provided is just a sample application which work on PPC 2005 devices. ADS is a solution around which you can build you applications dependig on specific requirements
Regards
Manish Agnihotri
Program Manager, SQL Server Compact
Microsoft Access Database Synchronizer (ADS) RTW
Hi,
Today we are very pleased to announce the RTW release of Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition Access Database Synchronizer (ADS) for which many of you been waiting eagerly.
Access Database Synchronizer provides a way to synchronize data between Microsoft Access database on a desktop and Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition database on a device.
The salient features of this solution are summarized below
? Provides a synchronization solution between SQL Mobile/SSCE and MS Access. Data conversion is done while synchronizing the data.
? Synchronization happens when there is an active ActiveSync connection between the device and the desktop.
? There is no update to SQL Mobile/SSCE on the device. The solution consists of only of desktop side component which works with the existing client agent on the device.
? The solution is based on existing RDA replication model. Programming model is exactly the same as RDA today.
? Device applications written today do not need to be updated if the solution is upsized from access to SQL Server.
? There is no conflict detection/resolution.
The setup installs the desktop component required for synchronizing Microsoft Access database with SQL Server Compact Edition database on the device. It also includes a readme file which has the documentation for the solution and a sample application. The readme file can be downloaded separately. The sample application shows how the solution works and how to write applications for this solution. The components installed on the desktop can be used by third party applications to provide data synchronization between Microsoft Access database on the desktop and SQL Server Compact/SQL Mobile database on the device.
On a desktop, the following operating systems will be supported:
? Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP2
? Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition SP2
? Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 with Windows XP MCE 2005 Update Rollup 2installed.
? Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition SP2
? Microsoft Windows Vista (Only Windows Mobile 6.0 devices are supported)
On devices, the following operating systems will be supported:
? Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition
? Windows CE 4.2
? Windows CE 5.0
? Windows Mobile 5.0
? Windows Mobile 6.0
The following versions of Microsoft Access will be supported:
? Microsoft Access 2000 SP3 (Microsoft Office 2000)
? Microsoft Access 2002 SP3 (Microsoft Office 2002)
? Microsoft Office Access 2003 SP2 (Microsoft Office 2003)
? Microsoft Office Access 2007
This solution will work with all installations for SQL Server Mobile Edition/SQL Server Compact Edition on devices. The sample application provided is supported only on Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC edition.
For more details on ADS please see the readme
ADS Readme
Feedback
We look forward to you providing us feedback about this solution. You can provide us feedback at
SQL Server Mobile Edition/SQL Server Compact Edition MSDN Forum
And
SQL Server Compact Edition Blog
Thanks,
Manish Agnihotri, Program Manager
I noticed that you specified that SSCE had to be running on a device. Does this mean that it cannot be used to sync an Access Database on a network drive to an instance of SSCE on an XP Pro laptop?
Thanks
|||Yes SQL Server CE on desktop can not use this solution. SQL Server CE on devices is the target platform for this solution. The supported device platforms are :
On devices, the following operating systems will be supported:
? Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition
? Windows CE 4.2
? Windows CE 5.0
? Windows Mobile 5.0
? Windows Mobile 6.0
Thanks
Laxmi
|||Can you provide an example on how to use ADS to automatically synchronize when an ActiveSync connection is established?
|||I installed the ADS wizard on a windows mobile 5.0 pocket pc. That app is working but I can not connect to an mdb database I created on the desktop.
The desktop is actually a vista ultimate configuration. The activesync is working and I disabled the firewall on that pc.
Is the reason why I can not connect the following text in the readme.txt file : ? Microsoft Windows Vista (Only Windows Mobile 6.0 devices are supported) ?
Why are only windows mobile 6.0 devices supported for vista. Is there no way to make it work on an older version ?
Thanks,
Edwin
|||Hi,
Could you please guide me how to copy data from Oracle to MS SQLCe, I have the entire table structure on SQLCe.
I want to do it progamatically, if there is tool which will do this activity I am also fine with that.
Thanks in advance.
|||I was looking to forward to this after I lost the database sync capabilities going to a Mobile 5 device. Fortunately, with a workaround I was still able to do a database sync with WM5, only to lose it again after I upgraded to Vista.
Now there is a sync out, but it doesn't support WM5 under Vista. Why not? Is everybody expected to buy new devices? They are far to expensive for that. It's bad enough that the device center doesn't sync WM2002 devices any more. They are still out there, and for people just needing their addresses they will be still fine.
Back to the sync: because of the missing sync, I have two programs syncing right now with their own sync providers, just because of the missing sync. I can't wait for the day when I plug in my device and half a dozen programs will start up just so that each one can do their own syncing. Really great.
And what about my programs? I have to try to create my own syncing now again?
Let's take an example - I wrote an application in Embedded Visual Basic that used the Active Sync database sync.
I can't import the evb file to Visual Studio - that means I have to re-create the user interface, re-write the code and then also write new data access code. And now I have to write my own sync provider? And I thought that the bad import of VB6 projects into VS2005 was a hassle.
It really seems that Microsoft is trying really hard to make the life of programmers that have existing projects as miserable as possible. This is really a very big disappointment.
It may be feasible for large corporations that have the resources to hire hundreds of programmers to re-write every single application that they need over and over and over, but as a part-time programmer that just tries to keep his programs running on new platforms, it is a nightmare.
|||There are many people not happy with no Vista support for ADS. I just wanted to update you all the Microsoft is working on providing Vista support for ADS and we should be out with it soon.
Manish Agnihotri
Program Manager
SQL Server Compact
|||You can see the folowing post on the Sql Server Compact blog for this information
http://blogs.msdn.com/sqlservercompact/archive/2007/02/22/ads-automatically-starting-the-synchronization-between-device-and-desktop.aspx
|||I was so excited to see this.... except I don't have a mobile 5.0 device to use the sample app.Not sure if this synchronizer will be of any use now.
|||
Do you need to install IIS or a HTTP server in order for this to work? I am trying to use this on my desktop machine but I can't seem to connect to my Access database. Please advise. Thanks. Rodan
Hi,
Is it necessary to have MS Access installed on the Desktop to use this tool?
Thanks in advance,
David Del Signore, IT Consultant
|||I have the same problem as Rodan. I am not able to connect the accesdatabase using the ADS sample. When I'm trying to connect Access database the following messagge appears"A request to send data to the computer running IIS has failed. For more information see HRESULT"
" Error connecting database"
Someone knows what could be the problem? It is neccesary install IISS. Thanks
|||
No you do not require IIS to be running. Maybe your firewall is not setup correctly. Please go through the readme and set the firewall settings accordingly
Regards
Manish Agnihotri
Program Manager, SQL Server Compact
|||You can create a PPC 2003 project and copy paste the code in new project. It should work with your older devices as well. The application provided is just a sample application which work on PPC 2005 devices. ADS is a solution around which you can build you applications dependig on specific requirements
Regards
Manish Agnihotri
Program Manager, SQL Server Compact
|||I cannot open the project.Error retrieving information from user datastore. Platform not found.
Does anyone know what the problem is?
I can create projects for Pocket PC 2003 and Windows CE 5.0
I need to create a project for a Windows CE 5.0
Already many thanks,
Peter
Microsoft Access Database Synchronizer (ADS) RTW
Hi,
Today we are very pleased to announce the RTW release of Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition Access Database Synchronizer (ADS) for which many of you been waiting eagerly.
Access Database Synchronizer provides a way to synchronize data between Microsoft Access database on a desktop and Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition database on a device.
The salient features of this solution are summarized below
? Provides a synchronization solution between SQL Mobile/SSCE and MS Access. Data conversion is done while synchronizing the data.
? Synchronization happens when there is an active ActiveSync connection between the device and the desktop.
? There is no update to SQL Mobile/SSCE on the device. The solution consists of only of desktop side component which works with the existing client agent on the device.
? The solution is based on existing RDA replication model. Programming model is exactly the same as RDA today.
? Device applications written today do not need to be updated if the solution is upsized from access to SQL Server.
? There is no conflict detection/resolution.
The setup installs the desktop component required for synchronizing Microsoft Access database with SQL Server Compact Edition database on the device. It also includes a readme file which has the documentation for the solution and a sample application. The readme file can be downloaded separately. The sample application shows how the solution works and how to write applications for this solution. The components installed on the desktop can be used by third party applications to provide data synchronization between Microsoft Access database on the desktop and SQL Server Compact/SQL Mobile database on the device.
On a desktop, the following operating systems will be supported:
? Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP2
? Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition SP2
? Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 with Windows XP MCE 2005 Update Rollup 2installed.
? Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition SP2
? Microsoft Windows Vista (Only Windows Mobile 6.0 devices are supported)
On devices, the following operating systems will be supported:
? Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition
? Windows CE 4.2
? Windows CE 5.0
? Windows Mobile 5.0
? Windows Mobile 6.0
The following versions of Microsoft Access will be supported:
? Microsoft Access 2000 SP3 (Microsoft Office 2000)
? Microsoft Access 2002 SP3 (Microsoft Office 2002)
? Microsoft Office Access 2003 SP2 (Microsoft Office 2003)
? Microsoft Office Access 2007
This solution will work with all installations for SQL Server Mobile Edition/SQL Server Compact Edition on devices. The sample application provided is supported only on Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC edition.
For more details on ADS please see the readme
ADS Readme
Feedback
We look forward to you providing us feedback about this solution. You can provide us feedback at
SQL Server Mobile Edition/SQL Server Compact Edition MSDN Forum
And
SQL Server Compact Edition Blog
Thanks,
Manish Agnihotri, Program Manager
I noticed that you specified that SSCE had to be running on a device. Does this mean that it cannot be used to sync an Access Database on a network drive to an instance of SSCE on an XP Pro laptop?
Thanks
|||Yes SQL Server CE on desktop can not use this solution. SQL Server CE on devices is the target platform for this solution. The supported device platforms are :
On devices, the following operating systems will be supported:
? Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition
? Windows CE 4.2
? Windows CE 5.0
? Windows Mobile 5.0
? Windows Mobile 6.0
Thanks
Laxmi
|||Can you provide an example on how to use ADS to automatically synchronize when an ActiveSync connection is established?
|||I installed the ADS wizard on a windows mobile 5.0 pocket pc. That app is working but I can not connect to an mdb database I created on the desktop.
The desktop is actually a vista ultimate configuration. The activesync is working and I disabled the firewall on that pc.
Is the reason why I can not connect the following text in the readme.txt file : ? Microsoft Windows Vista (Only Windows Mobile 6.0 devices are supported) ?
Why are only windows mobile 6.0 devices supported for vista. Is there no way to make it work on an older version ?
Thanks,
Edwin
|||Hi,
Could you please guide me how to copy data from Oracle to MS SQLCe, I have the entire table structure on SQLCe.
I want to do it progamatically, if there is tool which will do this activity I am also fine with that.
Thanks in advance.
|||
I was looking to forward to this after I lost the database sync capabilities going to a Mobile 5 device. Fortunately, with a workaround I was still able to do a database sync with WM5, only to lose it again after I upgraded to Vista.
Now there is a sync out, but it doesn't support WM5 under Vista. Why not? Is everybody expected to buy new devices? They are far to expensive for that. It's bad enough that the device center doesn't sync WM2002 devices any more. They are still out there, and for people just needing their addresses they will be still fine.
Back to the sync: because of the missing sync, I have two programs syncing right now with their own sync providers, just because of the missing sync. I can't wait for the day when I plug in my device and half a dozen programs will start up just so that each one can do their own syncing. Really great.
And what about my programs? I have to try to create my own syncing now again?
Let's take an example - I wrote an application in Embedded Visual Basic that used the Active Sync database sync.
I can't import the evb file to Visual Studio - that means I have to re-create the user interface, re-write the code and then also write new data access code. And now I have to write my own sync provider? And I thought that the bad import of VB6 projects into VS2005 was a hassle.
It really seems that Microsoft is trying really hard to make the life of programmers that have existing projects as miserable as possible. This is really a very big disappointment.
It may be feasible for large corporations that have the resources to hire hundreds of programmers to re-write every single application that they need over and over and over, but as a part-time programmer that just tries to keep his programs running on new platforms, it is a nightmare.
|||There are many people not happy with no Vista support for ADS. I just wanted to update you all the Microsoft is working on providing Vista support for ADS and we should be out with it soon.
Manish Agnihotri
Program Manager
SQL Server Compact
|||You can see the folowing post on the Sql Server Compact blog for this information
http://blogs.msdn.com/sqlservercompact/archive/2007/02/22/ads-automatically-starting-the-synchronization-between-device-and-desktop.aspx
|||I was so excited to see this.... except I don't have a mobile 5.0 device to use the sample app.
Not sure if this synchronizer will be of any use now.|||
Do you need to install IIS or a HTTP server in order for this to work? I am trying to use this on my desktop machine but I can't seem to connect to my Access database. Please advise. Thanks. Rodan
Hi,
Is it necessary to have MS Access installed on the Desktop to use this tool?
Thanks in advance,
David Del Signore, IT Consultant
|||I have the same problem as Rodan. I am not able to connect the accesdatabase using the ADS sample. When I'm trying to connect Access database the following messagge appears"A request to send data to the computer running IIS has failed. For more information see HRESULT"
" Error connecting database"
Someone knows what could be the problem? It is neccesary install IISS. Thanks
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No you do not require IIS to be running. Maybe your firewall is not setup correctly. Please go through the readme and set the firewall settings accordingly
Regards
Manish Agnihotri
Program Manager, SQL Server Compact
|||You can create a PPC 2003 project and copy paste the code in new project. It should work with your older devices as well. The application provided is just a sample application which work on PPC 2005 devices. ADS is a solution around which you can build you applications dependig on specific requirements
Regards
Manish Agnihotri
Program Manager, SQL Server Compact
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