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‎08-17-2021 12:07 PM
there's a project to move access databases to sql but it would be handy to scan our network for these databases, is this possible ?
Apologies if there's a report on this already had a quick look.
update - Ok i see there's an end of life button and I've clicked on MS access 2010 and MS Office access 2003, only a few machines have popped up, find that a bit strange, anyway can i search for the file type ? or do you have a specific sql report I can upload?
Apologies if there's a report on this already had a quick look.
update - Ok i see there's an end of life button and I've clicked on MS access 2010 and MS Office access 2003, only a few machines have popped up, find that a bit strange, anyway can i search for the file type ? or do you have a specific sql report I can upload?
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‎08-18-2021 01:27 AM
Lansweeper doesn't search for file types with its scans.
You would need to create something like a deployment package that you run on each machine which checks the machine for database file types saving this information into a network share, you could then look through these files to see what access database files exist, then query. It's manual but could be done.
dir /s C:\*.mdb /b > "\\NETWORKSHARE\Logs\%COMPUTERNAME%.txt
You would need to look for both file extensions though mdb & accdb noting that mdb is used by other applications as well, not just access databases.
You would need to create something like a deployment package that you run on each machine which checks the machine for database file types saving this information into a network share, you could then look through these files to see what access database files exist, then query. It's manual but could be done.
dir /s C:\*.mdb /b > "\\NETWORKSHARE\Logs\%COMPUTERNAME%.txt
You would need to look for both file extensions though mdb & accdb noting that mdb is used by other applications as well, not just access databases.
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‎08-18-2021 01:27 AM
Lansweeper doesn't search for file types with its scans.
You would need to create something like a deployment package that you run on each machine which checks the machine for database file types saving this information into a network share, you could then look through these files to see what access database files exist, then query. It's manual but could be done.
dir /s C:\*.mdb /b > "\\NETWORKSHARE\Logs\%COMPUTERNAME%.txt
You would need to look for both file extensions though mdb & accdb noting that mdb is used by other applications as well, not just access databases.
You would need to create something like a deployment package that you run on each machine which checks the machine for database file types saving this information into a network share, you could then look through these files to see what access database files exist, then query. It's manual but could be done.
dir /s C:\*.mdb /b > "\\NETWORKSHARE\Logs\%COMPUTERNAME%.txt
You would need to look for both file extensions though mdb & accdb noting that mdb is used by other applications as well, not just access databases.

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‎08-18-2021 12:54 PM
Thank you sir!
