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We are currently setting up postgres db in azure and what we see is that even after defining very strict security group rules, the fqdn (when accessed from a public network) responds with a postgres service signature 1) maintenance cleanup 2) cleanup history 3) backup database [full] The microsoft jet database engine could not find the object 'supports'

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Does any body know how to create a transaction processing system with access to solve orders and payments matching database Question 0 sign in to vote hi all, using sql server 2008r2 (10.50.1804), created a maintenance plan for databases backups with the below tasks Your excel code links to an access database

(c:\hwsg\access db\hwsg_reporting.mdb) so you should create a link in your new access 2010 database to the join_player_tourny table or query then work directly with that rather than trying to interpret through excel.

The access database engine (or ace) contains the database engine files, oledb and odbc providers which enable other applications to connect to microsoft access database files and query and update the data If your application is just working with the access database data, there is no need for the access runtime. However, if for some reason, the new service account cannot access the smk (happens if you don't use config manager) then you'd have to regenerate the smk so the new account can access it The bottom line is, always use sql configuration manager to change the sql service account and you won't have issues with smk.

In office access 2007, open the database which you want to save as.accde Then on the database tools tab, in the database tools group, click make accde If necessary, in the file name text box, rename the file Click save to convert the access database to an accde file.

The posters above are correct

There is an additional clarification though that if you are reusing an existing reprot server database, you could try to restore a previously backed up symmetric key.