- #INSTALLATION PROGRAM TO INCLUDE MS ACCESS RUNTIME FULL VERSION#
- #INSTALLATION PROGRAM TO INCLUDE MS ACCESS RUNTIME INSTALL#
- #INSTALLATION PROGRAM TO INCLUDE MS ACCESS RUNTIME UPGRADE#
#INSTALLATION PROGRAM TO INCLUDE MS ACCESS RUNTIME FULL VERSION#
Msaccess.exe, whether it's a full version or the runtime, has both the same filesize and version. Thanks for the effort, but there is no "margin of error" based on the path you have given me, as I have already been down it.
No knowledge of in systems we do not control, does. We are a Fortune 50 company, the cost of a few copies of Access does not concern us. Intellectual Property that we have We are trying to determine who is building their own databases outside of officially sanctioned methods and eliminate them. If you validate that he result are junk then all you can do is tell you manager there is no way to determine this. You will determine that in you validation.
#INSTALLATION PROGRAM TO INCLUDE MS ACCESS RUNTIME UPGRADE#
You upgrade to Office 2010, Your only other option is to turn on Software Metering and see who is using MSAccess.exe but that will take 6 months before you can get reliable results. What I bet you are trying to do is true-up and trying to figure out who is using access so that you can only purchase that number of licenses when You manager there is no way to determine this. If you validate that the result are junk then all you can do is tell Yes there is a margin of error but you will determine that in you validation. So we cannot key off of msaccess.exe, nor simply compare your step 1
#INSTALLATION PROGRAM TO INCLUDE MS ACCESS RUNTIME INSTALL#
When you are happy give the results to you manager.Īs I noted, we have a large install base of the MS Access 2003 Runtime, which reports in with the same version as the actual Access 2003 program. Once you have determine this, you need to validate the result to ensure that you have not made any typos in your query. Determine the unique ResourceID for everyone with msacess.exe and is in step 1 but not in step 2 Determine the unique ResourceID for everyone with MS Office 2007 / 2010 Proģ. Determine the unique ResourceID for everyone with MS Office 2003 ProĢ. So this is not a simple query anymore because you have used the Pro version and did not include access.ġ. If I can key off a unique file present in a full installation, but not in a runtime installation, I may be able to get what I need. Perhaps I just need to build a VM and run a process monitor against an Access runtime install and then again against a full Access The more I think about this, there has to be additional files that the full version of Access installs that the runtime doesn't. They are also installed into the exact same location, C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\MSACCESS.EXE. If I manually visit a workstation, right-click the. This posting is provided AS-IS with no warranties/guarantees and confers no rights.īoth executable files report the same version, as well as the same file size. Let me re-state it in another manner Is there a way to determine if theįull version of Microsoft Access 2003 is installed if the Microsoft Access 2003 Runtime is also installed?ĭid you find any difference in the version of exes (FULL version and Runtime version)? On a system how can you find out that by checking the exe? Put the same logic into rule and that wil help.
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