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Is it not possible to open M.S. access file?

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    rockon209
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    @Andy314

    yes the file is present in the path.

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      @Andy314

      yes the file is present in the path.

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      Andy314
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      Hello @rockon209,
      oh I am happy :-)

      Now your Problem:
      It must work ! I use it since 1 year.

      We must find the error systhematic.
      First you should try a connection via the windows Windows-ODBC tool.
      I there is something wrong we must not look on Qt.

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        rockon209
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        @Andy314
        How to do that bcoz i new to this database access. I dont know how it works. Could you help me?

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          @Andy314
          How to do that bcoz i new to this database access. I dont know how it works. Could you help me?

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          Andy314
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          Hi @rockon209

          Search in Windows for "ODBC".
          Open the Program, dont know the english name. Something like "ODBC-Datasource 32-bit"
          Tabpage Drivers: Is there a entry like Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb, *.accdb) ?

          more later...

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            @Andy314
            How to do that bcoz i new to this database access. I dont know how it works. Could you help me?

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            Devopia53
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            @rockon209

            Hi.

            Perhaps, you have a very minor problem.
            Compare the connection strings below.

            db.setDatabaseName("Driver={Microsoft Access Driver(*.mdb, *.accdb)}; DBQ=C:/MyFolder/Database1.accdb;"); // It's not OK!
            
            db.setDatabaseName("Driver={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb, *.accdb)}; DBQ=C:/MyFolder/Database1.accdb;"); // It's OK!
            

            The ODBC driver is installed by default on Windows.

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              rockon209
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              @Andy314

              Yes entry is there in the Drivers Tab

              @Devopia53
              i tried it doest work same error again

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                @rockon209

                Hi.

                Perhaps, you have a very minor problem.
                Compare the connection strings below.

                db.setDatabaseName("Driver={Microsoft Access Driver(*.mdb, *.accdb)}; DBQ=C:/MyFolder/Database1.accdb;"); // It's not OK!
                
                db.setDatabaseName("Driver={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb, *.accdb)}; DBQ=C:/MyFolder/Database1.accdb;"); // It's OK!
                

                The ODBC driver is installed by default on Windows.

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                Andy314
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                Jup, use exactly the name shown in the ODBC tool !!!!!

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                  rockon209
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                  ok thank you very much guys it worked i was not using the proper syntax.
                  Thank you very much.

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                    ok thank you very much guys it worked i was not using the proper syntax.
                    Thank you very much.

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                    Andy314
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                    Go in the ODBC tool to the File-DSN tab.

                    Top right button like Add or Create new
                    choose the Access odbc driver -> click >>
                    as next set a filename -> click >>
                    next windows choose a *.accdb file
                    ready -> you have a DSN file which defines the connection.

                    I thought the ODBC tool has a function to test this connection directly, but it has not. So a file.dsn testing program would be nice ....
                    I found out a testing methode with Excel Data Tab->Extern Data -> Data connection Assistant -> ODBC DSN -> and choosed the pervious integrated dsn-file.

                    Nevertheless you should use the content of this file as the connect string in Qt.
                    only DRIVER and DBQ are important here.

                    and you should check in Qt:
                    ```
                    bool ok=QSqlDatabase::isDriverAvailable("QODBC");
                    if(!ok)
                    {
                    ErrorMsg="No ODBC driver available!";
                    return 1;
                    }

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                      konglyn
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                      i guess your os is win7 x64 and you are using Qt 5.7 x64 with access 2013 x86
                      try installing access 2013 runtime x64 , you can download it from microsoft

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