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SUMMARY
Microsoft Visual Basic version 3.0 for Windows incorporates the Microsoft
Access version 1.1 engine and shares dynamic-link library (DLL) files with
Microsoft Access. Therefore, Visual Basic can use Microsoft Access database
(.MDB) files.
MORE INFORMATION
If security for an .MDB file is enabled, the Visual Basic application must
run the SetDefaultWorkspace statement before the Visual Basic engine is
initialized. The SetDefaultWorkspace statement will set the User ID and
password. If the User ID and password are not set, the Visual Basic
application will access the .MDB file as a user in the Users group.
REFERENCES
Microsoft Visual Basic, "Professional Features Book 2," Appendix A
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