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17-Jan-2003, 03:29 PM #1
Thumbs down opening acces databases
The problem is: a system made out of old computers (only the harddisk and processor 'new') that runs on SuSe Linux 7.3

With this system I should have to work with a acces2000 database

I see two way's out

- get a programm that can run acces ddb for linux (if you know one, please tell me)
- install windows
the disk has a 10GB fat partition for that, but I can't get windows installed , I have all stuff for a windows 2000 instalation, but the system's floppy drive is broken, so if I have to load the 4 windows 2000 bootdisks, makes a mistake in disk 2 or three (linux made it somehow) and the system hangs........
The CD-Rom is old, very old (1995 or 6) and I fear it doesn't support booting .....
So, how can I get a windows bootimage on the hard disk so lilo can load it and I can install windows,......


(if you can solve this one your are - a genius
- doing something Bill Gates will put you in jail for)
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17-Jan-2003, 03:38 PM #2
Any special reason you need Access? Could you use MySQL?
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18-Jan-2003, 04:17 AM #3
I must open a MDB ddb and edit the Visual Basic code, so if Mysql can do that, i could use that
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19-Jan-2003, 12:30 PM #4
No, MySQl won't do that, but it is a fully SQL compliant database server. You could try OpenOffice (www.openoffice.org). Not sure if there is an access conversion in there or not, though. Sorry I don't seem to be of much help here.
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