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Thanks. Between the two i'm managing - well getting there - well almost....<br />
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But thanks<br />

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Thanks. Between the two i'm managing - well getting there - well almost....

But thanks


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Wow ... that was a long shot for me ... and thanks for give JD some points.<br />
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If you could, post back what you actually do ... because this is one of those off the wall things - so to speak ... that might be good to know somethime.<br />
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mx
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Wow ... that was a long shot for me ... and thanks for give JD some points.

If you could, post back what you actually do ... because this is one of those off the wall things - so to speak ... that might be good to know somethime.

mx

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Hi all, trust you are well.<br />
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Question: Does anyone know if there is a way in MS Access, without the use of 3rd party apps, a way to read in the Event logs of a pc (.evt files). I'm writing a small database to be able to query the security log files for specific information.<br />
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Thanks<br />
Sean
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Hi all, trust you are well.

Question: Does anyone know if there is a way in MS Access, without the use of 3rd party apps, a way to read in the Event logs of a pc (.evt files). I'm writing a small database to be able to query the security log files for specific information.

Thanks
Sean

Evt Logs import into MS Access

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.