"Jesse Aufiero" <jaufiero@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in news:#OFb0uKfFHA.1416@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: > SQL Server is not an option because the installation of my application
> must be simple and 'lightweight'... and we're not talking about a
> massive amount of data here.
>
> Can an access database be embedded into the vb.net application? I
> would rather not keep the .mdb outside the vb.net application because
> that is an invitation to tampering and hacks.
Re: cant upsize from access to MSDE 2000 (urgentish :p) ... > Having a problem with MSDE.... I'm trying to upsize an Access database to ... > line - if I don't, the installation just seems to die half way through. ... Andrea Montanari (Microsoft MVP - SQL Server) ... (microsoft.public.sqlserver.msde)
Re: tool to re-reference forms after usizing? ...Speed Ferret (which I hate to admit that I've never been able to get to ...tblCustomerAddress, remember that changing tblCustomer to something else ... >>> I am in the process of upsizing an access database to sql server.... (microsoft.public.access.conversion)
Re: ODBC parameters and system resources ... Install MSDE or use an existing SQL Server.... I connect to an Access database of about 500MB in size. ... there is the "Not enough space on temporary disk".... What can a "System resource" be apart from disk space and RAM? ... (comp.databases.ms-access)
Re: Migrating away from MS-Access ... Ive just stepped into a role to migrate an access database to VB.Net. ... At some stage we have to migrate the access backend to SQL Server.... A dot-net front end with an MDB file back end is the worst of all worlds. ... (comp.databases.ms-access)
RE: ODBCDirect Workspace ... successfully ported my tables to SQL Server and have created an Access ... Are you using one Access database to work inside of another Access database? ...Dim strSql As String ... However if you are going to be using this query again to populate the combo ... (microsoft.public.access.modulesdaovba)
