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Logging data in MS-ACCESS......few problems!!!

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    i have a log file which is a MS-access database. i have the following problem:- 1. wat is the name of the MS-access driver so that i can package it with my application and it can run on any machine irrespective of whether that machine has MS-access installed or not? 2. my log size increases very quickly. i want to rotate the log(i.e, something like syslog in Linux which rotates log weekely) wat should i do?

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      i have a log file which is a MS-access database. i have the following problem:- 1. wat is the name of the MS-access driver so that i can package it with my application and it can run on any machine irrespective of whether that machine has MS-access installed or not? 2. my log size increases very quickly. i want to rotate the log(i.e, something like syslog in Linux which rotates log weekely) wat should i do?

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      Anonymous wrote: wat is the name of the MS-access driver... Look at the Drivers tab on the ODBC Data Source Administrator dialog. It shows: Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb) Anonymous wrote: 2. my log size increases very quickly. i want to rotate the log... Add a date/time field to the table, and index it. Periodically run through the rows, deleting those that have "expired."


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        i have a log file which is a MS-access database. i have the following problem:- 1. wat is the name of the MS-access driver so that i can package it with my application and it can run on any machine irrespective of whether that machine has MS-access installed or not? 2. my log size increases very quickly. i want to rotate the log(i.e, something like syslog in Linux which rotates log weekely) wat should i do?

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        I dont know much but... "Ms Access uses JET DATABASE DRIVER". You use ODBC which acts as an interface between your application and JET ...Avenger


        Remember... testing & debugging are always part of programming ...so exterminate those stinking bugs

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