I\'ve tested this and I can see is possible to have multiple opened OleDbConnections from multiple applications (or same many instances of the same application) to the same Access database, and even h
Why does this happen? :-S Short and simple this time round. Oh, I\'m connecting to an MDB file (2007 Access).
i want to select data from csv file here is my code var filenamecsv=\"D://Data.csv\"; adoConn1.Open(\"Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=d:\\;
I want to store these characters \" \'^+%&/()=?_ \" via 开发者_如何学Goan insert query for an ms access database. How do I do this and prevent from every cases?Use parameterized INSERT statement.
I\'m writing an application that uses ADO.NET OLEDB provider. Database is Access. Most of DB interaction is through DDL/DML SQL queries.
I\'m dealing with a legacy application written in VB6 which reads in Excel spreadsheets and inserts them into a database.
How would it be the best / most effective / less memory consuming way to store a 64 bits integ开发者_StackOverflower into a Jet Engine database? I\'m pretty sure their integers are 32 bits.The largest
I maintain a .NET 3.5 application (using Visual Studio 2008) that makes a call to OleDbConnection.Open() w开发者_如何转开发ith a connection string provider of Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12 and an MDB file wi
I\'ve got an old VB4 app I want to look at to convert/re-write into something maintainable. I have the source, but of course, nothing to compile it with, and VS2010 doesn\'t 开发者_如何学Golike the v
How can you setup ODBC on Linux for JET Databases? I\'ve tried with both UNIXOdbc and iODBC but I can\'t seem to get it to work...
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