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Question by jen
Submitted on 8/12/2003
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Use Microsoft Access with VB

Usually I use the following:
Dim dd As Database
Set dd = OpenDatabase("d:\d1.mdb")

But when the database has a password how do I give the opendatabase command
I tried

Set dd = OpenDatabase("d:\d1.mdb", Password="get")

But it did not work. I need the format of opendatabase statement to access the database which has a password.



Answer by oaks
Submitted on 12/23/2003
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Set db = DBEngine.OpenDatabase(file_name, False, False, "MS Access;PWD=people")

 

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