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1. How do I use 64-bit Java ODBC driver with a Access database on Windows 2008?    stackoverflow.com

For years, on 32-bit systems I have never had a problem. Why can't I use 64-bit Java ODBC driver with a Access database on Windows Server 2008? Is ...

2. windows 7 JDBC ODBC problem    forums.netbeans.org

Ive been developing a program for some time now which needs to connect to a database. I recently bought a new computer which runs Windows 7, and on this new computer ...

3. Automatically registering ODBC Database in Windows    coderanch.com

Hi everybody. I am developing an application in Java which needs to access a Database via JDBC/ODBC in Windows (it will always run in Windows, that is one of the client's pre-requisites...). Assuming that my client has already installed Office (with Access) ODBC will be available. What I need to know is out to set up a database as an ODBC ...

4. Windows 2003 ODBC error code 126    coderanch.com

5. Invoking ODBC database source administrator component of windows    coderanch.com

Hi All, I am very much new to Swing. I have mainly worked in J2EE. But the first task which I am assigned in Swing is that I need to invoke an ODBC database source administrator component of windows from a swing button. So can anyone help me in this regard. Or if you may suggest me with a tutorial or ...

6. Architecture Mismatch for MS-ACCESS JDBC ODBC DRIVER (Windows 7 64-bit)    java-forums.org

I AM USING WINDOWS-7 64-BIT OPERATING SYSTEM. I create a DSN (milk) using C:\Windows\Syswow64\odbcad32.exe for Micrsoft Access Driver (*.mdb) Then I use this DSN = "milk" in my source code (with NetBeans 6.5 & iReport developing tools) to connect my "milk.mdb" file to my JAVA program. But it gives error: "The specified DSN contains an architecture mismatch between the Driver and ...