MDB ACCDB Viewer is also extremely quick compared to most and handles large databases with ease. MDB ACCDB Viewer opens Access files in both the old. If you need maximum control over your database files, then Database Manager is probably your best option.
These include the ability to update table row data, add new tables, create databases, import CSV data and even build a customized user interface for your database. The real attraction is the ability to edit MDB files on a Mac although there are in-app purchases which allow you to unlock the editing features. It supports Access 2000 files and upwards and allows you to filter, sort, export data and more.
Actual ODBC Driver For Access ($39.95)Īccess Database Manager not only allows you to open MS Access files but even edit them although you have to make an in app purchase to do the latter. Now I hope it work as well on Mac with Actual Access ODBC Driver. LEFT OUTER JOIN `BD_Adherents$` AD ON AC.AC_AD_INDEX = AD.AD_INDEXĬoded like this, my query works as intended and retrieves the data I expected. LEFT OUTER JOIN `BD_Filieres$` FI ON AC.AC_FI_INDEX = FI.FI_INDEX) LEFT OUTER JOIN `BD_Taches$` TA ON AC.AC_TA_INDEX = TA.TA_INDEX) LEFT OUTER JOIN `BD_Roles$` RO ON AC.AC_RO_INDEX = RO.RO_INDEX) LEFT OUTER JOIN `BD_Perso$` PE ON AC.AC_PE_INDEX = PE.PE_INDEX) The code samples given here : Īre not explicit enough about that. (The indentation in not mandatory but shows more obviously where the curved brackets should be placed. Hence I modified the FROM clause in my previous message like this : It seem that the system doesn't evenĪfter some hours of research, eventually I found the answer to my problem which seems to be rather a classic one (Multiple Join Clauses).īasically I forgot to put some JOIN clauses into parenthesis. I use MSQuery (on Windows for the moment, I have no Mac for testing) to control if the query works properly and it keeps to tell that there is a syntax error, until I've got only one 'LEFT OUTER JOIN' on any of the tables. LEFT OUTER JOIN BD_Adherents AD ON AC.AC_AD_INDEX = AD.AD_INDEX
LEFT OUTER JOIN BD_Filieres FI ON AC.AC_FI_INDEX = FI.FI_INDEX LEFT OUTER JOIN BD_Taches TA ON AC.AC_TA_INDEX = TA.TA_INDEX LEFT OUTER JOIN BD_Roles RO ON AC.AC_RO_INDEX = RO.RO_INDEX LEFT OUTER JOIN BD_Perso PE ON AC.AC_PE_INDEX = PE.PE_INDEX In my query I need 6 table : 1 left tables joining 5 right tables in a 'FROM' clause like : As I'm not an expert in SQL queries, I'm not sure whether my query is faulty or whether I'm facing Excel ODBC limits. My application works again on Windows and Mac !īut now I've got a new problem.
Please, can you help me ? Would you like more information ?Īfter having contacted the ActualTechnologies support, having followed their advice to download and install the latest driver, having removed all the code modules and userforms and reinstated them one by one with some minor corrections (some Public const.), Here is the error message when Excel crashes :Įxception Code: KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS (0x0000070000000700)Īpplication Bundle ID: Ĭrashed Module Offset: 0x00000000000174fe
On the other hand, when I manually use external data, it works well with the exact same connect text :"ODBC DSN=BD_LOC_PAQ" I don't know if I did something wrong but now, each time I request myquerytable.refresh, Excel crashes.
As I couldn't find aĭriver that meet my needing, I uninstalled it.Īnd then I upgraded my MacBook Pro from Sierra to Sierra high.
Willing to try an alternative solution, (as suggested here : ) I tried and installed an Openlink driver. This worked very well, given that with this evaluation driver, only 3 lines are retrieved This database is addressed by SQL queries through an ActualTechnologies Access ODBC driver. I am developing a Excel VBA application using a.