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GeneralODBC drivers for Access in WinXP Pin
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fadee16-Nov-04 10:35
fadee16-Nov-04 10:35 
hmmm... yes, I there is no need to install Access driver on client machine. If no office is installed, it will work.

I remember that I have tested this and it was working fine.

MS Access installation would be required if you are creating objects of certain ActiveX components exposed by Access. But I am very much sure you are not doing so. So, I think it will work fine.

Also, another guess, I think to access Access Database, MDAC (or watevva it is) is required on client machine, and Windows XP by default contains this.

Another supporting argument: What MS Access installation has got to do with database connectivity? On servers, Microsoft discourages the installation of MS Office products. And all MS based servers still support Access connectivity.

So bottom line: No need to worry about.

Good Luck
fadee!

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