Step to integrate vb.net 2010 to ms access as database

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Hi all,

I'm using vb.net 2010 and want to integrate the database from Ms Access 2010. But seems like the visual change a lot. So I couldn't understand and have no idea how to link with it. Because before this I'm using vb.net 2003 and Ms Access 2003. From what I see, many difference from new program tools. Could someone tell me what should i choose eg: First, drag BindingSource. Set at properties or something. I know this will be a long explanation. But if I search over Google, I'm sure that I couldn't understand because some explanation maybe differ. Thank you

Posted 12-Sep-11 15:41pm

Luiey Ichigo

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-Sep-11 1:36am

Banned by Google? Deprived of good solutions?
--SA

Luiey Ichigo 22-Sep-11 2:33am

not banned, SA. But some of the result from what we search are not related to what we want..so that's why i said that i don't refer to google. i want to refer with some developer itself and if they have a link to the solution, then i will view it..

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NewPast · Accepted Answer · 2011-09-20T19:28:00

1st
- add your ms access database as a link to your project
- double click on it
- drag and drop tables as you need

2d
- in your form select the control you want to connect to database
- form control properties select data source and choose needed source
- the designer will create the needed BindingSource and set it automatically