- INSTALL OFFICE 2007 REMOTELY HOW TO
- INSTALL OFFICE 2007 REMOTELY INSTALL
- INSTALL OFFICE 2007 REMOTELY DRIVERS
- INSTALL OFFICE 2007 REMOTELY DRIVER
In this tutorial, I will show you how to repair your Office installation in order to resolve problems occurred in Word, Excel, PowerPoint & Access applications.
INSTALL OFFICE 2007 REMOTELY DRIVER
Note:įor NIM009080, a possible workaround is to use an Microsoft Access ODBC Driver instead of the OLE DB connection. See the link in the Related Information section below for more information. There are a few limitations to be aware of when working with OLE DB connections. Tables and queries can also be dragged and dropped from the Database Connections into ArcMap or tool dialogs.
INSTALL OFFICE 2007 REMOTELY DRIVERS
INSTALL OFFICE 2007 REMOTELY INSTALL
It is not possible to install the 32-bit 2010 Microsoft Access Database Engine if 64-bit Microsoft Office 2010 is installed. If Office 2010 圆4 (64-bit) is installed (or Microsoft Office is not installed at all), the 32-bit database engine must be installed before a connection can be made to Microsoft Access databases in ArcGIS Desktop.
If Office 2007 or Office 2010 x86 (32-bit) is installed, the 32-bit Microsoft Access Database Engine is likely already installed. Because of this, it requires 32-bit ODBC drivers to make database connections. ProcedureĪrcGIS Desktop is a 32-bit application. Reading these databases requires installation of the correct ODBC drivers. Microsoft Access 2007/2010 databases can be read within the ArcGIS environments using an OLE DB database connection. With the new Microsoft Access format, accessing ACCDB files directly through the Add Data dialog box is not possible.
Though it is technically possible to connect to MDB files through the Add Data dialog box in ArcMap, it is not the recommended workflow. The proper way of connecting to Microsoft Access databases, either the MDB or ACCDB formats, is through an OLE DB connection. When creating a database, ACCDB is the new default format in Access 2007 and Access 2010. Microsoft Office 2007 introduced a new Microsoft Access database format, ACCDB. How To: Connect to Microsoft Access 2007 / 2010 (ACCDB) files in ArcGIS Summary