Microsoft Jet Database Engine Page
Here’s a LinkedIn / forum-style post that digs into the fascinating—and often forgotten—role of the in PC history.
While "Jet" is technically legacy, the term is still often colloquially used to refer to the Access database back-end. For modern 64-bit applications interacting with Access files, developers must use the Microsoft Access Database Engine 2010 (or newer) Redistributable , which replaces the older Jet 4.0 drivers. microsoft jet database engine
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