The first question that must be asked is whether you have Access on your laptop. If you are trying to run the accde with the Access Runtime, it will only work with the same bitness. As was mentioned a 32bit accdb will run under 64bit Access, though there...
But basically as explained by George and others, you can't do anything with the accde. It is compiled in 32-bit and is only good for running on 32-bit. You need to go back to the accdb file, address/fix any ActiveX controls, reference libraries, APIs, ... To t...
This rule ONLY applies to a ACCDE file. If you NOT using a ACCDE file, but a ACCDB file, then 32 or 64 bit version of Access should not matter, the only exception being if you call windows API, then that code has to be changed. ...
1 - Is there a tool to convert your Access VBA projcet (or portions of it) to C++ native code (not VB .NET MSIL managed code) 2 - When using Access 2007 or 2010... to compile an Access App (to MDE or ACCDE or ADE) so it can run on PC's that do not have Access ...
Unable to connect to FoxPro databases Unable to create an MDE, ACCDE, or ADE database Unable to save multi-table view record Use Attributes property of a TableDef object Use Common Dialog API Use query by form (QBF) technique Use SetOption to disable warning messages Use SQLConfigDataSource...
本文适用于 Microsoft Access 数据库 (.mdb) 文件或 Microsoft Access 数据库 (.accdb) 文件。 摘要 本文介绍如何将文本数据类型的数据值转换为正确的大小写格式。 更多信息 可以使用以下方法之一将 Text 数据类型的数据值转换为正确的大小写格式: 方法1:使用 Built-In 字符串转换函数 ...
If you are trying to run the accde with the Access Runtime, it will only work with the same bitness. As was mentioned a 32bit accdb will run under 64bit Access, though there may be some adjustments that need to be made depending on what is called in VBA. There is...
This rule ONLY applies to a ACCDE file. If you NOT using a ACCDE file, but a ACCDB file, then 32 or 64 bit version of Access should not matter, the only exception being if you call windows API, then that code has to be changed....
This rule ONLY applies to a ACCDE file. If you NOT using a ACCDE file, but a ACCDB file, then 32 or 64 bit version of Access should not matter, the only exception being if you call windows API, then that code has to be changed....
This rule ONLY applies to a ACCDE file. If you NOT using a ACCDE file, but a ACCDB file, then 32 or 64 bit version of Access should not matter, the only exception being if you call windows API, then that code has to be changed....