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    Saksida Bojan
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    I have a database program. I am using accses databese with Microsoft.JET.4 Engine. Can i create a database with jet. If no, then i want to my own program create own database inplented in my project. How can i do this in "Less painful" way. I hope you understand this, what i have to ask

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      I have a database program. I am using accses databese with Microsoft.JET.4 Engine. Can i create a database with jet. If no, then i want to my own program create own database inplented in my project. How can i do this in "Less painful" way. I hope you understand this, what i have to ask

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      hi Saksida Bojan! The most unpainful way is to create XML files because .NET provides very comprehensive namespace for xml called System::Xml just use this and it will be even easier if you use serialization to deal with your XML files which can be found in System::Xml::Serialization. I have done it in VB and it worked fine for me, provided if you are not going to use very huge data processing. Hope it helps. osAma

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        hi Saksida Bojan! The most unpainful way is to create XML files because .NET provides very comprehensive namespace for xml called System::Xml just use this and it will be even easier if you use serialization to deal with your XML files which can be found in System::Xml::Serialization. I have done it in VB and it worked fine for me, provided if you are not going to use very huge data processing. Hope it helps. osAma

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        Saksida Bojan
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        I don't use xml file, but Access database throu Microsoft.Jet.4

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          I have a database program. I am using accses databese with Microsoft.JET.4 Engine. Can i create a database with jet. If no, then i want to my own program create own database inplented in my project. How can i do this in "Less painful" way. I hope you understand this, what i have to ask

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          You can easily create a Jet database using ADOX. Here's an example in C#. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/317881/EN-US/[^] After you create the catalog you can add tables, then columns. I use this technique in one of my products. Hope this helps. - Drew

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            You can easily create a Jet database using ADOX. Here's an example in C#. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/317881/EN-US/[^] After you create the catalog you can add tables, then columns. I use this technique in one of my products. Hope this helps. - Drew

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            Thanks. A lot. I'am changing entire core structer, so i don't have a time to test. When i finished then i will implent this structure.

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