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| Swapnil Salunke replied to Timothy Purvis at 04-Jul-08 12:08 |
Hello Tim
Yes Definately you can do this either using runtime DSN or giving the path of the DB file that is using the connection string using vb.net also
The only thing you have to take care of is primary key violation error when two user with same primary key value tries to insert into the table. and also if two user tries to modify the same record simultaeneously
I think instead of making runtime DSN better way is to go for the VB.NET oledbconnection using the connection string over the network
Happy Coding take care Bye
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