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Microsoft Inside Ole 2 by Kraig Brockschmidt

Microsoft Inside Ole 2 Kraig Brockschmidt ebook
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Take a look at my other security cheat sheets. In OLE DB Source Editor Select the OLE DB Connection manages. In our case it is "JOYDEE-PC.TEST_DB". And Inside this folder 2 new entries are created for both the properties. Learn to turn malware inside-out at my SANS Institute course on analyzing malicious code. NET Control for Microsoft Navision (part. Step-4 [ Editing the OLE DB Source ]. Structured Storage (OLE SS) defines a file system inside the binary Microsoft Office file. In this article, I explain how the Client Access Express for Windows (Express client) OLE DB provider works with Microsoft Excel 97 through VBScript macros, illustrating how to build and customize Excel applications that read and update AS/400 database files. VALUES ('Tooth Paste', 'Dental'),. Lenny is a seasoned business and tech leader with extensive experience in information technology and security. Right click the OLE DB Source and open the OLE DB Source Editor. Check the image below: Step 2: We installed the “Access Database Engine 2010″ drivers to setup a link between MS Office 2010 products and MS SQL Server. I searched on net and I got following solution in A new folder entry is made for “Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0″ provider. After you understand how easy it is, you'll be . Cannot create an instance of OLE DB provider “Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0″ for linked server “XLSX_2010″. Right click the Data Flow Task and select the Edit, it will open the Data Flow tab. Requesting Gravatar Stephen, you can call a .NET assembly from the OnInsert or OnDelete triggers inside NAV, exactly like my sample. Figure 2: Insert this code into the General Declarations of your VBScript to specify the global ADO objects used by ThisWorkbook. His areas of expertise include incident response, cloud services and product management. Then later, when asked to create a new object of a particular kind (e.g., when you Insert/Object "Microsoft Excel Worksheet" from within Microsoft Word), OLE can look it up in the registry and launch it (if it's an app) or load the shared library, and call the appropriate My best, and frankly irreplaceable, reference for all of this, beyond having access to the code itself, has been Inside OLE, Second Edition, by Kraig Brockschmidt, ISBN 1-55615-843-2, sadly out of print.