I think the problem is that support to Works database format has been discontinued in either ODBC drivers and even in Ms-Office standard file operations.
It seems that all existing Works databases have now to be converted to Access format.
I'm not so expert about these data access tecniques, just tried DAO (Data Access Object) that allowed me to open a MS-Access database directly from application without setting up a driver interface inside Windows.
Now I'm going to build an application that should read a MS-Works wdb database...
Actually I would like to access the wdb file directly (as with DAO), without setting up a Windows engine that controls the database and make data available through ODBC connection (this is what I have understood about ODBC).
Isn't ADO like this?
Does anyone know how to access directly Microsoft Works database files (*.wdb)?
I don't think DAO will help, and would like to avoid using a ODBC server...
thanks
francesco
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