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    Visual Studio 2005 & database

    What's the best method for connecting VS2005 and Access Database. I want to ADD, EDIT, REMOVE and DELETE data from Access. Thanks!

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    Re: Visual Studio 2005 & database

    Take a look at the articles in our Database Development FAQs/Tutorials (at the top of the Database Development forum), particularly the "ADO.Net Tutorial"

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    Re: Visual Studio 2005 & database

    I'm using OleDbdDataConnection and OleDbDataAdapter and DataSet, but problem is how to edit some date, and how to view some specific dates when I press add button

    Code:
    Me.BindingContext (XDataSet, "Dates").AddNew

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    Re: Visual Studio 2005 & database

    Check out this web site - They have a really good beginners tutorial for manipulating an Access database with code.

    http://www.homeandlearn.co.uk/NET/vbNet.html

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