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<pre>Xisco Faulí,
The problem persists. I'm using LibreOffice 7.1 and my OS is Windows 10 on a
64 bit PC. I use the Database Wizard and my steps are as follows:
1.I choose Connect to Existing Database and the Microsoft Access Database 2007
option even though the one table database was created with Access 2016.
2.I choose Set up Microsoft Access Connection.
3.I select "city.accdb"
4.I choose Next
5.I Save As "city.odb"
The errors I get are "The connection to the data source 'city' could not be
established" and "The connection could not be created. Maybe necessary data
provider is not installed. SQL status HY000"
Then I click on File, and the crash occurs.</pre>
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