From: Tim <ti...@te...> - 2003-10-11 01:14:30
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I have a few (JET4) MDB files that when I open with MS Access, it asks me for a password (which I do not know). However I can access the structure and most of the data, without specifying a password, using mdbtools. Is the password protection really this poor? Or is it just that some of the tables that are password protected, and MS Access isn't smart enough to let me access the unprotected tables? Or is mdbtools just recovering old data that was written to the file before a password was added? There are also a few columns that don't come out right when I select data from one of the tables. I get "ff?fff" (for the CASENUM column in the LoanAdditional table) instead of the correct "0001234567". Kind of like the offset is wrong or something. I used mdb-dump and saw "ff?fff" several bytes further in the page than the location of the correct data. Maybe I should give you some of the data from one of the rows I know the table contains (COLUMN: DATA): FILENUM: DPI01005 CASENUM: 0001234567 SUFFIX: 703 SECTION: 203B Here is the MDB file: http://tetro.net/misc/dpiv30.mdb There is no sensitive data in it. It is a demo data set from a piece of software I'm working with. Oh, and I'm using the Debian unstable mdbtools packages, version 0.5-6. - Tim |