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Microsoft OLE DB Provider for Microsoft Jet Overview. 10 minutes to read.In this articleThe OLE DB Provider for Microsoft Jet allows ADO to access Microsoft Jet databases. Connection String ParametersTo connect to this provider, set the Provider argument of the property to the following: Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0Reading the property will also return this string. Typical Connection StringA typical connection string for this provider is: 'Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=databaseName;User ID=MyUserID;Password=MyPassword;'The string consists of these keywords: KeywordDescriptionProviderSpecifies the OLE DB Provider for Microsoft Jet.Data SourceSpecifies the database path and file name (for example, c:Northwind.mdb).User IDSpecifies the user name. If this keyword is not specified, the string, ' admin', is used by default.PasswordSpecifies the user password. If this keyword is not specified, the empty string ('), is used by default. NoteIf you are connecting to a data source provider that supports Windows authentication, you should specify TrustedConnection=yes or Integrated Security = SSPI instead of user ID and password information in the connection string.
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Provider-Specific Connection ParametersThe OLE DB Provider for Microsoft Jet supports several provider-specific dynamic properties in addition to those that are defined by ADO. As with all other Connection parameters, they can be set by using the Properties collection of the Connection object or as part of the connection string.The following table lists these properties together with the corresponding OLE DB property name in parentheses. ParameterDescriptionJet OLEDB:Compact Reclaimed Space Amount (DBPROPJETOLEDBCOMPACTFREESPACESIZE)Indicates an estimate of the amount of space, in bytes, that can be reclaimed by compacting the database.
This value is only valid after a database connection has been established.Jet OLEDB:Connection Control (DBPROPJETOLEDBCONNECTIONCONTROL)Indicates whether users can connect to the database.Jet OLEDB:Create System Database (DBPROPJETOLEDBCREATESYSTEMDATABASE)Indicates whether a system database should be created when creating a new data source.Jet OLEDB:Database Locking Mode (DBPROPJETOLEDBDATABASELOCKMODE)Indicates the locking mode for this database. The first user to open the database determines the mode used while the database is open.Jet OLEDB:Database Password (DBPROPJETOLEDBDATABASEPASSWORD)Indicates the database password.Jet OLEDB:Don't Copy Locale on Compact (DBPROPJETOLEDBCOMPACTDONTCOPYLOCALE)Indicates whether Jet should copy locale information when compacting a database.Jet OLEDB:Encrypt Database (DBPROPJETOLEDBENCRYPTDATABASE)Indicates whether a compacted database should be encrypted.
RE: the Microsoft Jet 4.0 OLE DB Provider (Boy, what a mouthful! No wonderthis seems so complicated.)The help file says the following:'If you use the Microsoft Jet 3.51 OLE DB Provider to create a directconfiguration for Microsoft Access, the resulting data source erroneouslydisplays system tables in the dbConnect Manager. System tables are normallynot visible and cannot be manually edited. You can differentiate systemtables from valid database tables by their prefix of MSys (for example,MSysModules).Microsoft is aware of this defect and plans to address it in a futurerelease of OLE DB. 'However, I'm using the 'Microsoft Jet 4.0 OLE DB Provider' and theMsysModules are still appearing. Is the problem still not fixed or is itsomething on my end?Can I use a different provider or am I stuck with the system tables showing?TIA, Kirsten. Here's an update: I was already at 2.5, but took the jump up to2.7, despite all the warning about not working with 'clusters'.
I figure ifI don't know what they are, I must not use 'em.However, it made no difference. I'm in version 2i right now and we'regetting a clean install of R3 in a week or two, so I'm just going to kickback and wait for the upgrade. Hopefully that will fix the problem.
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Thanksfor all the help!' Jon Fleming' wrote in messagenews:VA.0000120b.053c9e2e@fleming-group.com. The summary you refer to is about a patch. It looks to me as if it is a buffer overflow problem, which is pretty common but rarely exploited bythe bad guys.
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A buffer is an area in memory that is set aside for temporary storage.