Getting access to a 2.0 database

[Martin]

I have an MS Access 2.0 database and a System.mda.
And there is an application reading that DB and showing me the data.

Now I want to read the data by myself. The user is "Mirko", but how do
I find the password/SID? Can I trace the API calls of the application?

[Tom van Stiphout]

Re: Getting access to a 2.0 database

On 7 Mar 2005 08:23:20 -0800, LspWvxEhvClk@sp ammotel.com (Martin)
wrote:

There is no documented way to do that. Ask the administrator for a
username/password combination. Other sources may be the original
developer, and the person documenting all mission-critical information
(and security information certainly qualifies).

-Tom.

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>I have an MS Access 2.0 database and a System.mda.
>And there is an application reading that DB and showing me the data.
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>Now I want to read the data by myself. The user is "Mirko", but how do
>I find the password/SID? Can I trace the API calls of the application?[/color]

[LspWvxEhvClk@spammotel.com]

Re: Getting access to a 2.0 database

Its a very old software on CD...

JMS

[Larry Linson]

Re: Getting access to a 2.0 database

<LspWvxEhvClk@s pammotel.com> wrote
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> Its a very old software on CD...[/color]

_What_ is a "very old software on CD"?

[LspWvxEhvClk@spammotel.com]

Re: Getting access to a 2.0 database

Its a very old software CD that contains that access database....

[Trevor Best]

Re: Getting access to a 2.0 database

LspWvxEhvClk@sp ammotel.com wrote:[color=blue]
> Its a very old software CD that contains that access database....
>[/color]


ISTR some Oil & Gas supplier databases coming like this, aren't you
suppose to pay a subscription to the vendor to gain access to _their_
data? If you do you'll get a very new software on a CD.

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