Creating a UDL programmatically

[falkpl]

One way I have done it in the past is to look for a UDL if it was missing, Create the temp.udl file and call the command line with "cmd /c path/temp.udl" whete the path is the path to the temp file.  This will bring up the windown udl config window.  this is not a silent method but works with almost no extra coding.

Paul 

[smercurio_fc]

The ODBC tree isn't going to give you the information you need. You need the get the "InstalledInstances" key for Access, so look for the key I had mentioned to see if you have it in there. Like I said, I don't have Access, so there's no way for me to know where the key is.

[Ebbe]

Hi

Unfortunately I lost my job at DSE, so I haven't a LabVIEW PC right now. Fortunately I've got another job at TC Electronic 🙂 So if you can wait untill around the first of August, I will be glad to help you with the Access access.

You may send me the code you already got in a 7.1 format. I think I have an old license for that version.

Best regards

Ebbe.Nickelsen@gmail.com