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Tag Archives: Access
Use a password protected Access database in C#
This example shows how you can open and use a password protected Access database in C#. It also shows how you can use the database’s password protection to provide a login form for your program. Note that the security used … Continue reading
Posted in database, Office
Tagged Access, C#, C# programming, database, example, example program, Office, password protected Access database, passwords, Windows Forms programming
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Reset an Access autonumber field in C#
The post Get an autonumber value that was just inserted in C# explains how to use autonumbered fields. This post explains how you can reset the value used by an autonumber field. To reset an autonumber field in an Access … Continue reading
Posted in ADO.NET, database
Tagged Access, ADO.NET, auto-increment, auto-number, autoincrement, autonumber, C#, C# programming, database, example, example program, reset, Windows Forms programming
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Get an autonumber value that was just inserted in C#
If a database field is an autonumber field, then the database automatically generates values for it. For example, suppose a Students tables has typical fields such as FirstName, LastName, EnrollmentYear, and so forth. You could make the StudentId field be … Continue reading
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Tagged Access, ADO.NET, auto-increment, auto-number, autoincrement, autonumber, C#, C# programming, database, example, example program, Windows Forms programming
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Generate random data in an Access database in C#
This example shows how you can generate random data for students and their test scores in an Access database. I often build examples that manipulate databases. Those examples are more interesting if the database holds lots of data, but it’s … Continue reading
Posted in ADO.NET, algorithms, database
Tagged Access, ADO.NET, algorithms, C#, C# programming, database, example, example program, OLE DB, OleDbCommand, OleDbConnection, random, random data, randomization, Windows Forms programming
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