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  1. Nov 11th, 2010, 07:35 AM #1
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    Angry Saving Textbox.text to database

    Hi,
    I'm just a newbie in vb. i'm using visual studio 2008...
    I have a form. and inside it are textbox and button. how to connect to the existing visual studio database or microsoft access database? how to save the text in the textbox to visual studio database and access database
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    Re: Saving Textbox.text to database

    MS access 2003 and visual studio 2008 express edition database
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    Re: Saving Textbox.text to database

    Search for "VB.NET ADO.NET Access". Then you want Datareader and/or DataAdapter. You also need to build a connection string, check here for 2007 or here for others.
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    Re: Saving Textbox.text to database

    You're unlikely to get a straight answer to your question because it's just too big I'm afraid. Instead, check the tutorials that can be found under the first link in this sub forum (Database Development FAQs & Tutorials [updated Mar 29 2010] ).
    In particular I'd recommend Mendhak's An Introduction to ADO.NET ( Tutorial )
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