I am trying to connect MS ACCESS 2007 Database with textboxes which will show the info of the users..for example..when I login..I see my info in the textboxes..and when other user logs in..they can see their info.
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I'm just learning VB and would like to know: How do I create VB connection to an Access 2007 DB? I can use the DataGridView to view the table but can not create a connection to add records.
View 3 Repliesi have the connection string cn = New OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.Ace.OLEDB.12.0; Persist Security Info = False;" & _ "Data Source=C:printtest2.accdb;")which works fine but my database is in the server in a network what additional details do i need for the connection string The server name is as follows "Prntsvr-Test.auhbr.ctrixa.ad"how do i use the connection string
View 9 RepliesI am trying to connect to access database in VB 2008 express. When I write the code like Dim cnTemp As ADODB.connection it gives error that ADODB is not defined.
View 3 Replieshow to use conection with vb.net 2005 and ms access and also sql server
View 3 Repliesover following conflicts that im facing;1-database Connection issue: I have made successful connection with ACCESS database from win form (vb.net)
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View 3 RepliesI created an vb.net Application with microsoft visual studio 2008 and Access 2003 as Database.
The application work fine in XP O/s but when i run the application in Windows 7 it gives error when connecting to Database.
It works fine when i create an new Access 2003 database in Window 7.
It gives error System.Data.OleDb.OleDbException: Operation must use an updateable query.
I have a .udl file with the following connection string in it
[oledb]
; Everything after this line is an OLE DB initstring
Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Integrated Security=SSPI;Persist Security Info=False;Initial
Catalog=Client_DB050208;Data Source=IAEADBIAEADBDEV;;Network Library=dbmssocn
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My Ms-Access .mdb file is on my website. It is in the App_Data Folder
The current connection string is:
OleDbDataAdapter Da = new OleDbDataAdapter("Select * from SerialNo",
new OleDbConnection(@"provider=microsoft.jet.oledb.4.0;
data source=ftp://ftp.WebsiteName.com/App_Data/SerialNo.mdb"));
Where am I making a mistake in above connection string?
Note: CRs added in the code for better readability
I wrote a program that connected to a Microsoft Access 2000/2003 mdb file and accesses the data. It works fine, but I'm wondering if there is a way to connect to Access 2007? If I change my connection string, will my program work with access 2007 or is it more complicated then that? And if it will work, can someone provide an example of an Access 2007 database?
View 2 RepliesI created a connection to a Microsoft Access database by using the wizard. Now in the server connections I see my data connection to the db. I'm trying to create a method to compact the database, so I used JRO to do it. To do it however, an exclusive access is required, and when I try to call the method I get an exception.
View 4 RepliesMy query is not the straightforward connection to MS Access.I am using a third application that places all data in an Access database BUT recently they changed the database so that it doesn't end in '.mdb', instead in another suffix: '.accdb'.The database is still an Access database but I cannot connect to it using the connection strings:[code]Previously I was able to use the second connection when the database name ended in '.mdb' (Database Name.mdb).
View 1 RepliesI have used vb before and connected to access databases, using the code:
-dim con as adodb.connection
-dim rst as adodb.recordset
I am trying to do the same in vb 2008 and it doesnt recognise the adodb.connection or recordset. I have had a look to see if there is anything that i need to do, but i cant see.
Following conflicts that im facing;
1-database Connection issue : I have made successful connection with ACCESS database from win form (vb.net) but the Connection string's location
Is locally accesse only b/c database is placed in my Drive C:databasedatab.mdb , but i need the location which can be universally accessed like in websites image location like that imgsrc=/images/1.jpg , for this issue i have used dim cn as oledbconnection = ("provider=*****,datasource=|datadirectory|/datab.mdb")
But this connection is not working , i know there is just issue in connection string may im missing any syntax.
2-Login Form : i need easy coding for login form which confirms from access database table "USER" , the username,password field, if both are matched it proceed to the main form where menus and blah blah
i have developed a little application, which send email to me, it works on direct internet / dsl , but when i run my programm on a pc where the internet access has used a proxy server for clients, my application show a error that could not find host, and failed to send email
View 2 RepliesI'm writing a Windows form application in VS 2008. In the application I need to move among several SQL express databases (.mdf). I'm using the following commands to change the connection:
Me.MyTableAdapter.Connection.Close()
Me. MyTableAdapter.Connection.ConnectionString = "NewString"
Me. MyTableAdapter.Connection.Open()
I can see the form is showing data from the 2nd database. However, When I tried copying the 1st database (for a Save as function I'd like to implement), I got a system error saying "Cannot copy MdfFile: It is being used by another person or program.". Actually, I found all the visited databases were "being used" untill I closed my application. How do I break the connection completely?
I have been struggling with the construction of an Access connection string. Here's the problem.My Visual Basic 2008 project is located in a disk partition on my hard drive that I have named S:. My Access MDB file is in the same location.When I deploy the application it obviously will not be in an S: drive on the user's machine. My concern is that if I construct the Connection String using the file designations on my computer as:
(Provider =Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; Data Source =S:MyApplicationmydatabase.mdb; User Id =admin; Password =
The deployed application won't know where to look for the data file. I know there are some shortcuts that will allow me to construct the connection string, but I do not know either the designated names or where to find them.
how to make connection with my database access with visual basic 2008.
View 2 RepliesHow can I create a live connection to my textbox.Text form data base Means... when I click in the datagridview row the data field input will reflect in the textBox.Text..[code]
View 3 RepliesMy application currently works with Access 2003 using the following approach...
strMSAccess_Connection_SQL = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" & strDatabaseFilePath
MSAccess_Connection = New OleDbConnection(strMSAccess_Connection_SQL)
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I haven't been programing in 15 years so this looks tons different. Trying to connect to a small Access db called CATest.mdb. I have created CATestDataSet under Data Sources hand have the Select statement useing INNER joins that I want to run. Do I need to use CATestDataSet or is there another method like the old days
View 2 RepliesI used the wizard in VB 2005 to add my database. Under the "Applications Settings" area in VB my string is currently set to:
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i am a student. and am studying computers. i have done almost every task in vb 2008 but am seriously unable to execute a query from visual basic. i want to execute a query such as editing, adding new rows, uploading data in visual basic from the database by cliking a command button. this button shall update database with data in the text boxes. i have tried my level best.
View 2 Replieswhat is the connection string for Access for connecting Access Database with ADO.NET (For win app).
View 1 Repliesam trying to open a connection to an access db using the following:
vb
Dim cmd As New OleDb.OleDbCommand(QUERY, New OleDbConnection(CONNSTRING))
cmd.Connection.Open()
'dim dr
cmd.ExecuteReader
On the cmd.ExecuteReader line an error is being thrown whose message is unknown .
The connection string is as follows:
Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=MYDB.MDB;Jet OLEDB:System Database=MYWG.MDW;User ID=USER;Password=PASSWORD;
I'm starting to put in a database into my application, however I'm drawing a blank on how to share a database connection among the dozen or so different forms in my MDI application. I'm assuming this has to do with interfaces or something but I can't find any relevant examples anywhere. Can someone help me out? Ideally what I'd like is when the app is loaded up there is a call to a function in the forms loading area which establishes a single connection to the mdb, that I can then call via any form so I don't always have to open/close connections everytime I need to update the db?
Here's a basic example of the mdb database access code I've got working:
Dim dt As DataTable = New DataTable()
Dim OleDbTran As OleDbTransaction = Nothing
Using connJET As OleDbConnection = New OleDbConnection("connection string here...")
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I opened vs 2008 and used the server explorer for the first time to create a connection to my SQL 2005 db. The solution explorer pulled in all the tables, the database diagram etc. My question is how do I access that database connection and work with it using ADO objects? Do I need a reference to ADO?
View 4 RepliesI have the RTM version installed. I am quite puzzled at this wizard. It works fine with SqlClient. But for Access databases, this wizard completely fails.In this wizard, I only have one option to do - setting the ConnectionString. [code]
View 1 RepliesIm currently doing a small programme of a register system. I need to add a new group box filed with a few textboxes and a couple comboboxes for each entry in a access 2010 database. for example if i had someone called bob in my database with his details i would like the GUI of the VB app to add in a new textbox for the name, a textbox for the address ect in a set order, this needs to work for multiple entry's so the textboxes ect don't overlap but be placed neatly below the added textbox.
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