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Confused about MS Access DB setup

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What directory does the access DB need to be in for it to work when setting up a ODBC connection
 
I believe it can be any where, all you need to do is specify where in you script.

don't forget to put the corret permissions for the db
 
Thanks for the advice.

However, when I try to setup the connection I get a ODBCError... "could not find File '(unknown)'

I tried to put the file in every directory I had access to.

You think this problem is related to permissions ?
 
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