I would not use the registry for this job, it would work but feels wrong in so many levels. So, how I would do this: Creating the database and setup the ODBC connection Win+R (start the run command) odbcad32 Add new datasource Select the Microsoft Access Driver Create a good name for the connection...

Can't I just use Registry for this tbh? Like Writing/reading keys? It seems to be working that way values are stored, or is it anything against using registry for this purpose storing variables that contains values to be re-used at a later stage?

Grovkillen wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 13, 2024 5:49 pm

Let me get back to you tomorrow.

Okay thank you again for your time, appreciate it

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