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08.20.2008 at 12:04PM PDT, ID: 23664340
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Why can't I find 64-bit Access drivers for ODBC for Server 2008?  I've tried installing 32-bit but it would not work.

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Microsoft, Windows Server, 2008

I am trying to migrate from our Windows 2003 servers 32-bit to a Windows 2008 server 64-bit.  Our application uses an Access ODBC driver 32-bit.  I tried to install 32-bit drivers on the 2008 server but it did not work. The only thing on there is a SQL Driver.  Anybody have any suggestion?
 
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