I have written a VB.NET 2005 program using a MS Access database and a Datagrid control. The program works fine locally as an exe but when I come to Publish it (using the Click Once method and publishing to CD/DVD) I get a problem. The publishing Wizard works OK and produces the publication files but when I run Setup.exe I get an Unhandled Exception error "Cant find the file C:\Documents and Settings\..\Loc al Settings\Apps\2 .0\Data\....... .....\data\PI.m db" (I have not provided the full path as it is very long and includes long strings of characters & numbers). The program database file is located in the program 'bin' file. I think the problem is to do with the OldDbDataAdapte r but I cant see what is wrong.
The o/s is Windows XP Pro.
Any suggestions would be most welcome.
Regards
Lawrence
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One thing I can think of is that you don't have the ODBC connection, or whichever connection it is that you need to connect to access DBs from applications.
The reason I think this is because within Visual Studio, you must setup your ODBC connections in order to connect to databases, and when you are running the application outside of VS, it cannot find the connection.
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