Microsoft has disabled the /passive or /quiet way to bypass that. You can only install either the 32 bit or 64 bit access 2013 engine drivers or Office, or any combination of those two.Ok so the short answer is yes it will work, but there are a few caveats: I have also tried uninstalling and reinstalling delphi. But if I try and open a table at run time I get the error. The weird thing is that in the IDE, using 32 bit access engine and 64 bit delphi target platform, I can make the connection active and open a table. It just feels like I'm missing something here. So I tried using the 2010 versions of the database engines and still get error messages, although different ones. I tried installing the 64 bit database engine using the "passive" parameter but microsoft has apparently caught on to this trick and will give the usual error message about you cannot install both 32 and 64 bit versions. If I uninstall the 64 bit database engine, and install the 32 bit database engine, I see providers in both delphi 32 and 64 bit target platforms.
If I drop a TADOConnection on a new project, there are no MS ACE 12 or 15 providers. I have tried uninstalling ms office, and then downloading and installing the access 2013 database engine, the 64 bit version one.
Although I can open up a table within the IDE. Works great.Ĭhange to 64 bit platform, as soon as I try opening up a table at runtime, I get the "provider cannot be found error". Create delphi 32 bit application to open up a ms access database, the newer accdb one, created with access 2013 32 bit version.
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