I'm doing a little project on the side and was wondering if it was possible to enter data from text boxes on a vb form into two different tables in the same database? [code]
I have used two database (1) party (2)partydup.[code]In both tables i have common field ("code"). I tried to retrieve the value of "description" field from partydup table when the "code" field in both the tables are same. I run the below coding but it is showing the error as "No data exists for the row/column". But i have a record which contains the code field value as 123 in both the tables. Still it is showing the error. Please let me know what is the mistake i have done.[code]
I am in the process in developing a new version of my software. I have changed my design of my database slightly (added a few new tables and new fields to existing tables). The issue is that my users have user data in the old Db that I would like to transfer to the new Db. Both Db's are access 2003. Because my software is distributed over a wide geographical are it would not be possible to do this manually
I have appended data between two different tables in a single Db, but not between two separate Db's.
connect to 2 separate databases that control a system of logging in/out and the other a database of items. Think of it like logging in to ebay and searching for items. The only problem is that the x64 computers that will be used to run the final solution dont allow for MS Access databases or SQL databases to work for whatever reason.What other options do we have in order to have an effective system? A series of generated text files with the input registration details is so far the
I'm writing a desktop application that uses the main access database that will be hosted on a central server, but there will be a laptop with the app on that has an offline mode so records can be created offsite. When the laptop returns I want it needs to be synced back to the main database.
Has anybody got any pointers on a way to do this, I've briefly read about JRO but is there an alternative / better method?
Originally, I was just going to write some custom code to do this, but thought I'd check to make sure there wasn't something already out there.
how can i either copy/move/rename & delete a file in program files directory? [c ode]i already have the form which grabs the updated file and it save it to temp directory ready for copying, just stuck here as of the access denied.
I am using the code shown below to compare two Access databases with two fields each and write the results to a third Access database. I am getting an error at the "Do While DMReader02.Read = True" line: "Invalid attempt to call Read when reader is closed." Why would the reader be closed at this point if I am using different DataReaders in the two loops?
I'm creating a database backup function into by program which will allow the user to locally backup a database to the selected folder. How do I go about doing this? I realise you cant copy an open database, but I cant think of any other way to do it.
I am able to copy the complete online mysql database to the local ms access database, but the problem is that the local database needs to be emptied before the new data is being copied. And a progressbar needs to display the entire progress. Here is the code what I have now:
Private Sub StartScreen1_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load Dim dt As New DataTable()
I'm trying to get going with using MS-Access databases in vb.net. In my case, I have a list of MS-Access database paths as strings that I want to talk to. I don't want to add the databases permanently to my project, since there are many of them (hundreds, actually). To start off, I have something like this:
Public Sub main() Dim conn As New OleDbConnection conn.ConnectionString = _ "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;" & _
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If I run this, it fails at " Dim rdr = cmd.ExecuteReader", with the error:
"Record(s) cannot be read; no read permission on 'MSysObjects'."
however, I can open the same database using the MS-Access client and run the same query without a problem.
I've been using MS Access for the database in many of my programs (they're always local databases, copied to the user's computer) and as is no surprise to anyone here, it's a horrible choice but it's what I knew and so I've just defaulted to it.What is the best one to use? How do I go about buying/getting it? Does it allow royalty-free copies? Can I import my existing Access databases into this? How do I deploy it?
If I import an access database into vb.net windows application will the included queries also be imported and will they continue to function correctly ?
created a database and I am able to read from the database into VB and also able to create a new set of feilds. I do needte a set of records, can't seem to find the right code.The access database has 4 columns one of which is a unique code (column name is 'code') that relates to each different item so I would have the user put in the code to the textbox and then the programme will delete the set of records corresponding to that code
I use Microsoft Access databases for my big project but I find the performance is very hit and miss. I time the processes and sometimes there is some serious lag. Here is an example of the code I use:[code]I was told that this is a very old method of accessing databases, which doesn't surprise me since it's the same basic code I was using back in VB6 about 8 years ago.
I see, to my supprise, when I tried to installed the Access Database Engine drivers that you cannot run both 32 bit and 64 on the same machine (I have Office 64 bit installed). If SQL can do it? So I have this nice new 64 bit machine with 64 bit office and my hands are tied... Can't correct code in 64 bit mode, can't read Access databases in 32 bit mode. I just have a hard time with 64 bit being out since XP, that this it just not fixed yet. Humm the Behemoth that is now Microsoft. Want to use OLEDB?
I am using Visual Basic Express 2008 64bit on a Windows 7 64 bit computer. It is running Microsoft Office 2010 University Edition, which only comes in 32 bit so far as I know. I am able to connect to my access .accdb database from within Visual Basic, which I wasn't able to do until I came across this: [Code]...
Beforehand, I had recieved a "Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0' provider is not registered on the local machine." error, and after applying the above fix worked fine. However, now that I am trying to publish my program, I am returned with the same error, no matter what target CPU I select. The program works fine on 32bit machines, however on my 64bit laptop it is unable to connect to the database. I have tried compatibility mode, downloaded many different add-ons from the Microsoft download page, but to no prevail. My understanding is that it is not actually compiling the published version to x86, simply running it as such when I build it in Visual Basic, and because there is no apparent way to set target CPU for compiling,
I need to make an application that from a master database creates a number of access database files (tables of a larger db), then these are manually given to users who fill in data, the database files are emailed back to a user who, through the application, combines them again.The only part of this that I am unsure about is problematically creating the access db's. I have read that through Microsoft Jet OLE DB Provider and Microsoft ADO Ext I can create them (the tables and data), but I also need forms.
simple coding procedure or recommend a resource for switching between two or more open Microsoft Access databases within a VB.net program, while keeping the same indexed place in each database? The purpose is to iterate through the databases conducting comparative analyses of field values, and writing the results of the analysis to the same databases or another database.
I create an Access database in runtime, but when want to change the column properties I can't,the IDE tooltip say: "Property 'Item'is'ReadOnly'".I have a VB6 application with an Access 2003 database and not have any problem to manipulate to many properties like OrdinalPosition, ValidationText and others.
At my company, product is boxed and then placed on a scale/label printer set up in order to be weighed and labeled. The application running on the PC also records a record of each box in an MS Access Database which is then transferred to the main server. There is a separate access database for each scale PC and currently the only way our shipping department can print out a manifest for each pallet (which contains a list of all the boxes and their weights) is to open the correct access database and print out the report by entering the pallet number. Since there are six printer scales and the shipping person has no idea which scale it will be on just by looking at the number, she has to find the correct database through trial-and-error.
What I've been asked to do is create an application where she can simply type in the pallet number, and it will search each individual database for the number, then open the correct one where she can then print out the report without having to guess where it is. I've already figured out how to make the application open the database and report, but I don't know how to make it find which database the pallet record is contained in.Basically I want it to search a number of databases for a particular number in a field, and the return a value when it finds it of which database it is so that I can plug that in later. I have no idea how to do this and my searches online have proven fruitless.