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error accessing MSACCESS database stored in my.resources

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    MAP Tiger
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    Hi I have developed an application which is using a MS ACCESS 2007 database, while the app is only retrieving data so i added that database in My.Resources (I also want to hide the database from other Power Users) so that it wud be compiled into the app itself but then how to resolve it into working access file n start processing data. Please help me in this regard asap. Thanks

    MAP Tiger Tiger Softwares Software Designer and Developer VB.NET, ASP.NET, VFP

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      Hi I have developed an application which is using a MS ACCESS 2007 database, while the app is only retrieving data so i added that database in My.Resources (I also want to hide the database from other Power Users) so that it wud be compiled into the app itself but then how to resolve it into working access file n start processing data. Please help me in this regard asap. Thanks

      MAP Tiger Tiger Softwares Software Designer and Developer VB.NET, ASP.NET, VFP

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      That won't work. An Access database has to be in file form in order to be of any use. An alternative would be to use an XML file, if the dataset isn't too large.

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        That won't work. An Access database has to be in file form in order to be of any use. An alternative would be to use an XML file, if the dataset isn't too large.

        A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^]
        Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
             2006, 2007

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        Thanks buddy, i m using XML alternative n it is working absolutely fine. Thanks again.

        MAP Tiger Tiger Softwares Software Designer and Developer VB.NET, ASP.NET, VFP

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