#Could not find proplusww.msi install
Yet in this install it seems that ACE.12.0 is present (or perhaps this provider links to the 2016 engine? Would be weird but I could see it happening It was dropped in newer versions but is accesible through ACE 2010 redis. But Access 2010 (ACE.12.0) used toīe able to connect to xBase files. Click to Run doesn't create registry entries for ACE yet I am able to use ACE.16.0 and even ACE.12.0 to connect to xlsx files, for example. It seems that this is a larger issue (feature?) with the Click to Run install. I currently only have Office 2016 pro x86 installed, no other MS Office products.
#Could not find proplusww.msi 64 Bit
I am currently using Jet as a substitute and I have the entries like those in the KB, though they are in the HKLM\Software\Wow6432 brance since my OS is a 64 bit version. Tell me if more info is required.Īs a side note, what's the right CamelCase for "ConnectiondBASE"? Keeps ticking me off whatever way I type it. Win7 圆4, currently Office and ACE are 圆4 as well, Office is a click once install. Opening any connection if you had ever opened one withing current Excel application lifetime, crashes Excel.Opening any connection within subroutine different from first open connection context crashes Excel.Opening a connection after closing it within same subroutine crashes Excel.You can only open a unique ADODB.Connection object once per subroutine, they perform SQL commands just fine.
But (all using ACE.12.0 and extended properties as If you copy registry branch "HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Access connectivity engine" over to 16.0 then you can actually open a connection using ACE.12.0 provider, more than one actually. Opening ADODB connections to folders with dBASE files (as in above) causes exception "Could not find installable ISAM" with this provider. ConndBase.Open "Provider=.12.0 Data Source=" & TemplatesFolderPath & " Extended Properties=dBASE III User ID=Admin "
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