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Hi People.

How can I repair a database access, with ASPx with C# and
ADO.NET?

Thanks

Augusto

Nov 13 '05 #1
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See the documentation for IJetCompact interface of the "OLE DB Provider for
Microsoft Jet" in MSDN.
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Hi People.

How can I repair a database access, with ASPx with C# and
ADO.NET?

Thanks

Augusto

Nov 13 '05 #2
Use JRO (Jet Replication object or something like that) OR DAO COM object &
using them as a ref.
You can call methods on this objects & compact-repair your access db

HTH
Kalpesh

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How can I repair a database access, with ASPx with C# and
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Augusto

Nov 13 '05 #3

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