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Microsoft Access PostgreSQL driver
Nassib Nassar edited this page Jun 5, 2020
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First, make sure your Windows machine has the right driver to connect to a PostgreSQL database. This is an ODBC driver that is tailored to PostgreSQL, and PostgreSQL shares ODBC drivers that can be installed a variety of ways.
- It is recommended to use the MSI (Microsoft Installer) version of the ODBC driver installer.
- On this page, scroll all the way down to find the latest versions of the driver.
- For each PostgreSQL version (e.g., 12.0.0), you'll see three files: a plain .zip file, then one that ends with x86 and another that ends with x64. The plain .zip contains a .exe file, but using this file doesn't seem to work well. It is recommended to use the x64 file if you have a 64-bit Windows machine and the x86 file if you have a 32-bit Windows machine.
- If you don't know if you have 32-bit or 64-bit Windows, go to your Windows settings and look for "About this PC". You should see something like "System type", which should say 32-bit or 64-bit. Most machines these days are 64-bit.
- Download the right .zip file, then extract the contents to get to the .msi file
- Run the .msi file to install the drivers