How to export a list of results to Access

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Ive been looking for an answer on how to export a list (or some other container if necesary) of results from EF to access. Ive had no problem in exporting results to word and excel via gridview and sending them to the client via Response. I want to do the same with access. Is there a way to do this or shuld I try a different approach?

The results must be sent to the client...

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Posted 2-Oct-15 2:01am

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ZurdoDev 2-Oct-15 8:19am

What is EF?

Richard Deeming 2-Oct-15 8:50am

Probably Entity Framework[^].

ZurdoDev 2-Oct-15 8:55am

I thought so, but OP said "from EF" when really it's just from SQL, I imagine. Just looking for some clarification. In other words, EF really has nothing to do with it necessarily.

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Gustav Brock · Answer 1 · 2015-10-03T00:19:00

As you need to send a file to the client, he/she will have to link or import this to the Access application.
Thus, you can just as well send an Excel file as this can be linked right away.

If you insist on sending an Access database file, first create this, then a table, and then export your data to this table.