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This answer provides an explanation and stop gap, but also offers some better recommendations including purchasing and installing a proper certificate Please see also the other highly voted answers in this thread, including this answer by Alex From Jitbit, about a breaking change when migrating from System Data Sql to Microsoft Data Sql (spoiler: Encrypt is now set to true by default)
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I could change the provider connection string to ACE OLEDB 12 0 for x32 operation or to ACE OLEDB 16 0 for x64 operation Both worked fine To use x86 build settings, you need to have the 2010 x32 database engine AND the ACE OLEDB 12 0 connection-string provider AND explicit x86 build settings to work with Office 365 x32 in January of 2020
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