How Do You Run Access Queries In Visual Basic?
Having the knowledge to execute Microsoft Access queries from a Visual Basic.NET application can help you make your application more dynamic. Access is a relational database management system included in the Microsoft Office suite. Visual Basic.NET is a programming language used to develop Windows applications and is relatively easy to use. It’s often needed to make updates to an Access database from a Visual Basic application based on user input. In a few steps, you can write Visual Basic code to run queries in Access. Start Microsoft Office Access and select “Blank Database.” Name the database “QueryTest” and click “Create.” Create a new table and name it “Table1.” On the first row Type “John” under “Field1” and “Smith” under “Field2.” Add another row by typing “Jaime” under “Field1” and “Gonzalez” under “Field2.” Save “Table1” and close. Start Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 Express and select “New Project” under the “File” menu. Select “Windows Forms Application” and click “OK.” Click
