Update & Save as accdb file by vb.net

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please help me to do that: I have a branch accdb file & main accdb file (branch & main are same file) I need vb.net 2010 code to update main file from branch file (like import) and I need code to save as this file accdb (like export) who can help me?

Posted 29-Aug-15 1:28am

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan 29-Aug-15 11:25am

Until you explain your question with proper information require, no one can help you.

Member 11665198 30-Aug-15 7:54am

Look I just need to merge a.accdb with b.accdb (two files are same) I need that without duplicate data in vb.net 2010 code.

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MM

AnvilRanger 30-Aug-15 9:33am

And what specific problems are you facing? So far all you have asked for is code and not shown effort. That is not how this works. We don't write code on demand.

Member 11665198 30-Aug-15 9:43am

ok give me a sample I ask for that whatis the wrong?
NO ONE CAN HELP ON THIS EARTH FOR THIS CODE

Member 11665198 30-Aug-15 9:47am

Really I Can't do it
I have a button with Import to a.accdb database with only one table name (data1)
what can i do for this button to make it work ?

I think this not very hard with you

RedDk 30-Aug-15 16:43pm

Perhaps see:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28999843/vb-net-accdb-database-not-saving-changes

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