Being student it becomes a worst condition when you facing an error which dont solve after making all possible steps. Limited Knowledge + Limited scope. Suggest me what should I do. I have already taken every possible steps and procedures which i found in discussions. I am enclosing screenshot of a simple program which i just made to test ucanacc!ess (result = FAIL).
The unload.jar is unnecessary and may generate some issue, but this doesn't justify the exception you get.
We can't see from the screenshot what you have done wrong, because nothing seems justify the exception.
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Being student it becomes a worst condition when you facing an error which dont solve after making all possible steps. Limited Knowledge + Limited scope. Suggest me what should I do. I have already taken every possible steps and procedures which i found in discussions. I am enclosing screenshot of a simple program which i just made to test ucanacc!ess (result = FAIL).
Last edit: Gaurav Purwar 2016-02-14
The unload.jar is unnecessary and may generate some issue, but this doesn't justify the exception you get.
We can't see from the screenshot what you have done wrong, because nothing seems justify the exception.
I am unable to reproduce your issue even though
ucanload.jar
is not needed in the "Libraries" for your project, andthe slashes in the file path do not need to be doubled, so
jdbc:ucanaccess://C:/path/to/file.accdb
is preferred.As Marco suggests, there must be something else that is preventing you from connecting.