For 2016, it quite much always the case (ACE not exposed).
#Microsoft access database engine 2016 redistributable install#
So the later versions of office (staring around 2013) will not install + expose ACE anymore. net project running as 圆4, and that will not work with Access (or ACE) x32.Īlso, last but not least, while your ACE.15 reference worked, to my knowledge for all the installs (Access 2010, 2013, 2016 and now 2019) ? You as a general rule should find that Provider=.12.0 Data Source=C:\test3\test44.accdb net project to x86, since if you choose "any" or 圆4, then you in most cases result in your. net project to x32 (and if you ARE intending to use x32 bits, then you MUST MUST force your. Make sure you grab the x32 bit version if you are forcing your. So, you have to install the ACE data engine separate now. And as noted for C2R installs of Access (or the run-time), you will find that ACE is not exposed and registered anyway.
Prior to 2016 (and in fact for some 2013 Access installs), installing access run-time = ACE data engine installed and registered on your computer.Īs a result of the above, if you don't really need to launch and automate Access, then ONLY install the ACE data engine. What this means is that now when you install the Access 2016 runtime, it does not expose an instance of the ACE database engine.Īs a result, you actually don't need (or even want) to install the whole big run-time to JUST get use of the ACE database engine. Due to the changes in the Access runtime and office Click to run installs? Well all of office now typical runs as a virtualized application.
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