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Unrecognized database format

 		11/24/2015 4:03:25 PM
ASPRunner.NET General questions
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 Arkie author

Ok.. I tried to make this simple..

  1. Created a new project
  2. New access database table -> name, password, real name, and email address.
  3. In the Security section, I said use the table I created with the appropriate fields.
  4. Next, I used the Security form to enter a couple of sample names, passwords, etc.
  5. Built the application and I get errors when using the system created Register form. When registering, each entry line shows an error for "Unrecognized database format". Same error comes up if I try to login with one of the samples I entered.
    I noticed that the lock on the db file now has the .laccdb extension rather than .lmdb so that leads me to believe this is a 32 bit vs 64 bit problem. My other applications have had just the .lmdb
    My development system is Windows Server 2012 (64 bit) and has Access 2013 installed. And I'm using the 64 bit version of ASPRunner.net
    Do I need to update something??
    TIA

    ~Joe
Sergey Kornilov admin 11/25/2015

Joe,
if you need to work with MS Access I suggest using 32-bit version of ASPRunner.NET. 64-bit MS Access drivers won't work most of the time.
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 		Arkie author 11/27/2015



Joe,
if you need to work with MS Access I suggest using 32-bit version of ASPRunner.NET. 64-bit MS Access drivers won't work most of the time.


Ok... I can do that.... 2 questions:

  1. since my development system is windows server 2012 (64bit), will 32 bit ASPRunner.net run the same as the 64 bit version of ASPRunner.net?
  2. Can I assume that my license allows me to use both 32 and 64 bit ASPRunner.net on the same hardware and OS?
    ~Joe
Sergey Kornilov admin 12/1/2015

Sure, 32-bit version of ASPRunner.NET will work the same way as 64-bit version. Also the same registration key will work and you do not need to enter it again, it will be picked up from registry automatically.