"Curt Emich" <cemich@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:YOCdnXyWn91ABgDdRVn-sQ@comcast.com...
> I've tried every possible combination of commands to insert a new record
> into an Access table, and it just won't happen. Does anyone know if
Access
> has problems working with .NET?
>
> Check out this link:
>
> http://www.dotnetextreme.com/code/BasicAdo.asp
>
> This is the simplest code sample I've seen anywhere (book or Internet) to
> demonstrate how to insert a new record into an Access table (why finding
> such an example was like pulling a rhino's teeth is another issue). I
> copied the code almost verbatim (mine was VB instead of C#). No dice.
>
> I've made sure my security settings in the folder containing the Access
> database are not "read only", etc. Any other ideas, or is ADO.NET a red
> herring? I've noticed that a good many other experienced developers are
> having difficulty pulling off something this absurdly simple.
>

"Curt Emich" <cemich@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:YOCdnXyWn91ABgDdRVn-sQ@comcast.com...
> I've tried every possible combination of commands to insert a new record
> into an Access table, and it just won't happen. Does anyone know if
Access
> has problems working with .NET?
>
> Check out this link:
>
> http://www.dotnetextreme.com/code/BasicAdo.asp
>
> This is the simplest code sample I've seen anywhere (book or Internet) to
> demonstrate how to insert a new record into an Access table (why finding
> such an example was like pulling a rhino's teeth is another issue). I
> copied the code almost verbatim (mine was VB instead of C#). No dice.
>
> I've made sure my security settings in the folder containing the Access
> database are not "read only", etc. Any other ideas, or is ADO.NET a red
> herring? I've noticed that a good many other experienced developers are
> having difficulty pulling off something this absurdly simple.
>
>