How do I...deploy a database made in vb and ms access

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hi i have done a database for a church using vb 12 and ms access so oi cant deploy it with ms access it does work in other pc it need the ms access fike and its only in my pc

Posted 2-Jun-14 11:37am

WITNESS MAKHUBELA

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[no name] 2-Jun-14 17:40pm

You have to deploy your Access database. I am not sure why you say you can't.

WITNESS MAKHUBELA 3-Jun-14 1:19am

my problem is that it will be needing the ms file left in my pc please give me full step on how to deploy it . and which deployment software must i use

[no name] 3-Jun-14 6:46am

Use any deployment software that you want to use. I am not sure what you mean by the first part. You can still have the file left on your computer. I am not seeing what the problem is here.

WITNESS MAKHUBELA 3-Jun-14 15:42pm

can you please tell me all your procedures if you once done a database please

j snooze 3-Jun-14 16:25pm

Indeed. You are making this more complicated than it has to be. Just copy and paste the accdb or mdb file from your computer to a flash drive, then plug it in to the churches pc and copy and paste it from the flash drive to where ever the vb app is looking for it. Or you can email it as an attachment. There are many ways to get them the database and you can just leave a copy on your computer. I also hope you gave them a way to backup this database and store it incase of PC failure.

WITNESS MAKHUBELA 3-Jun-14 20:38pm

thanks

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