opening passwrod protected SQL server database in VB

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Hi All,

I am using the following code in VB to open access database:

With objAcc
        .OpenCurrentDatabase App.Path & "\SerialTagging.accdb", True, "pass123"
        .DoCmd.TransferText acExportDelim, , "FinalOutput", App.Path & "\Output\BOSS_SN_MCC.csv", -1
        .CloseCurrentDatabase
 End With

I want to convert the same For SQL Server database..

Any help or suggestion would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,
Raj

Posted 29-Aug-11 20:40pm

Raj.rcr

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Prerak Patel 30-Aug-11 2:46am

You cannot convert the same code for SQL server. You are using Access.Application object which cannot be used with SQL database.

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Prerak Patel · Answer 1 · 2011-08-29T20:45:00

Solution 1

You need to use OledbConnection[^] or SqlConnection[^]
Check connection strings here[^].

Posted 29-Aug-11 20:45pm

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Raj.rcr 30-Aug-11 3:17am

Thank you.. But, do I need to remove the following statement from the application?

Dim objAcc As New Access.Application

Prerak Patel 30-Aug-11 3:27am

You have to. Check the samples in the given link and try to convert.

Raj.rcr 30-Aug-11 4:33am

I am trying a lot by following the links you have furnished.. But, I am not able to make it work for sql server.. plz guide me if u can

Prerak Patel 30-Aug-11 7:03am

Show the code how you are trying it.