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Unable to work with Access in SQL Developer (Win64, Office32)

2959021May 27 2015 — edited Jun 26 2015

Hello,

Can anyone help me on this issue?

I have installed SQL Developer (ver 4.1) and a 32 bit Office 2010 version. My OS is 64 bit Windows 7. I am not getting the tab for MS Access in my New Connection window. I tried with both the version of JDK (32bit & 64bit). However I can see MySQL, SQL Server, Sybase etc as per the driver installed. I assume there will be a problem with the different architecture of OS and Office 2010. Friends, is there any way/workaround that I can use the latest version of SQL Developer with the latest version of JDK with MS Access 2010, 32 bit?

Many thanks in advance!

Ratheesh

Comments

SomeoneElse
I was able to connect. This is within 5 minutes of your post.
591186
I am also able to connect ;)
Anand...
Me also able to connect :)

Anand
Steeve
I am able to connect, it's the download that does not work.
Steeve
Took a while, but it is finally working now.
EdStevens
Steeve wrote:
Took a while, but it is finally working now.
Glad to hear it. But you need to understand this forum is simply a community of volunteers. No one here is responsible for fixing anything. ("Please fix")
876937
This webpage is not available
The webpage at https://edelivery.oracle.com/EPD/GetUserInfo/process_form might be temporarily down or it may have moved permanently to a new web address.
Here are some suggestions:
Reload this web page later.

Just right now.

It goes down again..... and it happens for more than hours, no one fix it

Can't believe it is the website quality for such a global and large company like Oracle...

Unbelievible!!

Why Oracle not run its business on unbreakable linux or its super Exadata??

Edited by: user5538768 on Jul 20, 2011 8:35 PM

Edited by: user5538768 on Jul 20, 2011 8:39 PM
585179
user5538768 wrote:

Can't believe it is the website quality for such a global and large company like Oracle...

Unbelievible!!

Why Oracle not run its business on unbreakable linux or its super Exadata??

Well if you don't like it then feel free to stay away from Oracle, no one ask you to stay close with it


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