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Convert Access Database from 97 to 2000

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    Sunil Lanke
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    How can i convert Microsoft Acesss 97 to Microsoft Acesss 2000, using Visual Basic 6.0, the problem is that my client database is Microsoft Access 97 and my software uses Microsoft Access 2000 so for that i have to convert Access-97 to Access-2000 programatically.

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      How can i convert Microsoft Acesss 97 to Microsoft Acesss 2000, using Visual Basic 6.0, the problem is that my client database is Microsoft Access 97 and my software uses Microsoft Access 2000 so for that i have to convert Access-97 to Access-2000 programatically.

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      Hi So long as all data retrieval / update is done programmatically using ADO or OLEDB, it doesnt really matter whether your client uses Access 97 or 2000. It is only when they want to open the database directly in Access will they face a problem. Hope this helps Chandra

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        Hi So long as all data retrieval / update is done programmatically using ADO or OLEDB, it doesnt really matter whether your client uses Access 97 or 2000. It is only when they want to open the database directly in Access will they face a problem. Hope this helps Chandra

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        Actually i want to convert the Access-97 Database to Access-2000 Database, because i am adding/deleting coloumns programitically, so my software gives error if the Access is older version, for adding or deleting the columns. Please reply. With regards, Sunil Lanke.

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          Actually i want to convert the Access-97 Database to Access-2000 Database, because i am adding/deleting coloumns programitically, so my software gives error if the Access is older version, for adding or deleting the columns. Please reply. With regards, Sunil Lanke.

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          Maybe then you will need to look at _how_ you are adding / deleting columns, since I have done this many times with Access 97 and it seems to work fine. Chandra

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