Ms-access Instance

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how to search for a Ms-access Instance in vb.net.

Posted 12-Dec-10 2:57am

sabyasachi mohanty

Updated 12-Dec-10 2:59am

Abdul Quader Mamun

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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2010-12-12T04:50:00

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You may use the technique shown in the code sample provided by MSDN for the GetObject Function (Visual Basic)[^], I suppose, adapting it for Ms Access.
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Posted 12-Dec-10 4:50am

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Updated 12-Dec-10 4:51am

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