MySQL will be one of the drivers available. That will mean in Access press the "External Data" tab then press "ODBC database" where you can create a DSN in the normal way. The easiest way to get that is with Winetricks installed on your Linux PC.įrom the same Miscellaneous tab instead press the button "Open a Shell". However it still needs to be enabled in Access so you need MDAC28. This should bring up the normal installation window for this driver. I use this one downloaded from Oracle MySQL community edition mysql-connector-odbc-3.51.30-win32.msi EXE in this virtual drive" then browse for the. The ODBC for MYSQL (MariaDB) can be installed from PlayOnLinux by going into configuration then the virtual drive for Access then Miscellanious "run a windows. The other thing missing is ODBC so you can't connect to a server database. Forms sort of run but buttons don't work and you can't add new fields. You can create, edit and run tables and queries.
If you limit your scope to what does work then you can import Access tables, queries, forms and reports. The first thing to notice when loading an existing database if it does not crash is that macros and VBA calls fail. Seems OK to upgrade to Wine 6.18 after installation. I think Outlook is OK and I expect the other ones too. PlayOnLinux has a script for this installation which works fine. MS Access 2010 Pro (with Access) 32 bit installation files.
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