to**************@uniroma1.it schrieb:
Hi Andre,
you need to setup a string variable and concatenate it in the
connection string.
Here is an example from a connection of mine:
Me.ConnectionString = _
"Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0" & _
";Data Source=" &
Me.InformazioniFileDatabase.NomeFile & _
";User ID=" & UserId & _
";Jet OLEDB:Database Password=" & Password & _
";Mode=Share Deny None"
the database property is just for information, once you have connected.
-tom
Andre Rode ha scritto:
Hi, a question
I use a mdb database for my application. The application should be able
to handle more than one mdb, so I think I have to change
my.settings.ConString (this is my connectionstring) Like this
Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=c:\DAT.mdb;Persist Security
Info=True;Password=password;User ID=user;Jet OLEDB:System
database=c:\security.mdw;Jet OLEDB:Database Password=password
The only thing I want to change is the data source element...
But this setting is read only and the scope cannot be set to "User"
Or am I on the wrong way?
Greetings from Germany
Andre
Okay, seems to be another way.
But I use the connectionString defined in the settings for binding data
to my datagridviews. How will this work?
Should the ConnectionString be a global variable?
Sorry for the stupid questions, I'm new to ADO.NET, I've worked with DAO
till now... I miss my recordsets :(
Greetings from Germany
André
