The Access file I wanted to manipulate was named "uca301demo.accdb" in my Documents folder, so in Step 2 the "Datasource URL" was … jdbc:ucanaccess:///home/gord/Documents/uca301demo.accdb I launched LibreOffice Base, and in Step 1 of the wizard I chose "Connect to an existing database (JDBC)" (If you want to play it safe, simply restart your machine.) Per-Database Setup
That includes any "quick start” features or other related processes. Important: You must close and re-open all LibreOffice (or ) components for the new "Class Path.” value to take effect. Note that this is ucanload.jar in the loader/ subfolder, not "ucanaccess-x.y.z.jar” in the UCanAccess home folder. On the Advanced tab I clicked the "Class Path." buttonĪnd then added the following JAR file using the "Add Archive." button: /home/gord/Downloads/JDBC/UCanAccess/loader/ucanload.jar I launched LibreOffice (not Base, just LibreOffice itself) Note: When unzipping the distribution file be sure to specify "Keep directory structure" (or similar, depending on your unzip tool) so the folder structure appears as in the screenshot above. Then I downloaded UCanAccess ( bin.zip file) and unzipped it into the folder ~/Downloads/JDBC/UCanAccess
HOW TO MANIPULATE A MICROSOFT ACCESS DATABASE VIA JDBC INSTALL
One-Time Setupįirst, I installed LibreOffice Base sudo apt-get install libreoffice-base Before proceeding, verify that you are using the latest version of UCanAccess, available here. Important Note: These instructions apply to UCanAccess version 3.0.5 and later (including version 4.x). Here's how I did it on a clean install of Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. Yes, we can use the UCanAccess JDBC driver to connect to Access databases (.mdb and.
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