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Enigma006
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I have a local access file on my system. How can I create an adapter to access it?

Can anyone help on this?

Thanks a lot..

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Francis Mariani
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Do you mean a Microsoft Access database? If so, you Add the database in Windows > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Data Sources (ODBC) > System Data Sources tab. Then, on the WebFOCUS Server Console > Data Adapters pane you add a new data adapter connection for the MS Access database as defined in the ODBC Data Source.


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Darin Lee
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And if you're using it in a multi-user environment (i.e. a full WF server as opposed to a DevStudio installation) it's an additional license and associated cost.


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