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Dear Fary, and dear LSMConslting, that you both for replies , as they seem to complement &nbsp;each other in regard of the area my question adresses. You guys are an asset to EE family.
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Dear Fary, and dear LSMConslting, that you both for replies , as they seem to complement  each other in regard of the area my question adresses. You guys are an asset to EE family.

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I've been called many things...Fary hasn't been one of them, but thanks anyway!<br />
Glad to help!
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I've been called many things...Fary hasn't been one of them, but thanks anyway!
Glad to help!

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Dear all,<br />
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I would like to know:<br />
When we link a MSSql2008 table to MSAccess project, which connection type does Access use to reach the tables.<br />
Does it use ADO or DAO , or something else?<br />
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Thanks
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Dear all,

I would like to know:
When we link a MSSql2008 table to MSAccess project, which connection type does Access use to reach the tables.
Does it use ADO or DAO , or something else?

Thanks

Ms Access linked table to MSSQL , Ado or Dao

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.