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Does Coldfusion 11 allow use of 32 bit MS Access datasources?

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Advocate , May 05, 2014 May 05, 2014

Well, my first rhetorical question: It's 2014, why MS Access? MS SQL has free versions that are much faster and more stable than any MS Access version, I don't see any drawback migrating.


Now more to your question, 32 bit "should" not be a factor. 64 bit apps can talk to most 32 bit apps via an API without much difficulty. The only exception that I am aware of are 32 bit apps that rely exclusively on DLLs for their API -- I don't "think" MS Access has this limitation. It's probably been at least

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Well, my first rhetorical question: It's 2014, why MS Access? MS SQL has free versions that are much faster and more stable than any MS Access version, I don't see any drawback migrating.


Now more to your question, 32 bit "should" not be a factor. 64 bit apps can talk to most 32 bit apps via an API without much difficulty. The only exception that I am aware of are 32 bit apps that rely exclusively on DLLs for their API -- I don't "think" MS Access has this limitation. It's probably been at least 15 years since I touched anything dealing with MS Access thus my hesitance to be more definitive in my answer. Good luck.

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Hi Steve,

Thanks for your reply.  There is certainly no good reason for the company I'm contracting for to be using these datasources.

It took quite a bit of troubleshooting to get CF 10 to work with these datasources so I imagine the same hurdles are likely to be in store.

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