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UCanAccess
A pure Java JDBC driver for Microsoft Access database files
UCanAccess is a pure Java JDBC Driver implementation which allows Java developers and JDBC client programs to read/write Microsoft Access database (.mdb and .accdb) files. No ODBC needed. -
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Access2Excel
Convert a MSAccess database into a Excel spreadsheet.
Convert a MSAccess database into a Excel spreadsheet. It's a pure java implementation, using POI (https://poi.apache.org/) and Jackcess (http://jackcess.sourceforge.net/). Use: java -jar Access2Excel.jar -inputFile=<inputFile> [-outputFile=<outputFile>] [-format=<format>] where <inputFile>: A file name to Access database (.MDB or .ACCDB) <outputFile>: A file name to Excel streadsheet (optional, default "inputFile.xls" or "inputFile.xlsx") <format>: Output format ("XLS" or "XLSX", optional, default "XLSX") -
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AccessConverter
A Microsoft Access database conversion tool to convert old and new Acc
A Microsoft Access database conversion tool to convert old and new Access database formats to some other popular SQL based databases and formats. It is built with Jackess, a Java library for reading and writing MS Access databases. It supports Access 97 and all versions 2000-2013. Online Application An online application that uses AccessConverter to convert databases can be found here https://lytrax.io/blog/tools/access-converter. Dependencies JDK 1.8 Apache Commons IO 2.5... -
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This project is for creating and maintaining a (sort of) Type 4 JDBC driver for MDB files. Only sort of type-4 because while it will be pure Java Access is a desktop database so providing a service as required by a type 4 driver will not be supported.
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