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ASP.NET using C# with Access

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    I am beginning a project, a web application written in ASP.net c# which requires usual database features (new record, add, delete, run queries etc) from a microsoft Access database. Im new to this and am finding it extremely difficult to fnd useful sample code, tips etc. on the topic. I would greatly appreciate it if anyone could reommend helpful pages or sites. Thank You Rory

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      I am beginning a project, a web application written in ASP.net c# which requires usual database features (new record, add, delete, run queries etc) from a microsoft Access database. Im new to this and am finding it extremely difficult to fnd useful sample code, tips etc. on the topic. I would greatly appreciate it if anyone could reommend helpful pages or sites. Thank You Rory

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      Hi there, Working with a back-end database such as SQL or Access in an ASP.NET application is a common issue which you have to get familiar, however, it's not actually difficult to look for documentations,tips, examples as you said. In an ASP.NET application, you basically use ADO.NET to access data from Access, you can insert new records, update/delete existing records .... For more information on ADO.NET, you can see Accessing Data with ADO.NET[^] In addition, you can see Data Access Application Block[^] as an example where you can learn how to use ADO.NET as well. Also, CP, MSDN and Google are your good friends.

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