Novice: VB 8 and Access Databases

[clusardi2k]

Hello,

I'm new to VB 8. But, I want to use VB to communicate with a database
containing, let's say, 15 fields. So, I've been reading chapter 18 of
the book "Microsoft Visual Basic 2005" and was wondering if you can
tell me what else I will have to do? I'm willing to use Access, but how
do I create the initial Access database? Should I refresh my memory on
how to use Access and create an initial database directly with Access?
And, then use VB to change the database?

Thank you,
Christopher Lusardi

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Using complete Net it is impossible what you ask.

However this fullfils your answer.

http://www.vb-tips.com/default.aspx?...1-d6dda3c888c8

I hope this helps,

Cor

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Hello,

I'm new to VB 8. But, I want to use VB to communicate with a database
containing, let's say, 15 fields. So, I've been reading chapter 18 of
the book "Microsoft Visual Basic 2005" and was wondering if you can
tell me what else I will have to do? I'm willing to use Access, but how
do I create the initial Access database? Should I refresh my memory on
how to use Access and create an initial database directly with Access?
And, then use VB to change the database?

Thank you,
Christopher Lusardi

[IdleBrain]

Hai
You should be able to find some sample Access database files in the
system. Look under:
\\Program Files\MS Office\Office11\Samples for some sample database
files like the famous Northwind.mdb

Search for *.mdb otherwise.

Learn to create access database otherwise. Its worth the effort and it
is not difficult either.

Cheers
:-)