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30 Appendix H Using ADO.NET 2.0 with Microsoft Access Databases Data Sources window The data source for the application will be a database FIGURE H.39 Data Source Configuration Wizard dialog box 3. Click the Next button to display the Choose Your Data Connection screen. 4. Click the New Connection button to display the Add Connection dialog box. If Microsoft Access Database File (OLE DB) does not appear in the Data source box, click the Change button to open the Change Data Source dialog box, then click Microsoft Access Database File, and then click the OK button to return to the Add Connection dialog box. 5. Click the Browse button in the Add Connection dialog box. Open the VbReloaded\Appendix H\Access Databases folder, then click Trivia.mdb in the list of filenames. Click the Open button. Figure H.40 shows the completed Add Connection dialog box. Appendix H C5779 39147 Page 30 07/10/06--JHR FIGURE H.40 Completed Add Connection dialog box
Programming Tutorial 31 6. Click the Test Connection button in the Add Connection dialog box. The “Test connection succeeded.” message appears in a dialog box. Click the OK button to close the dialog box. 7. Click the OK button to close the Add Connection dialog box. Trivia.mdb now appears in the Choose your data connection screen. Click the Next button. The computer displays the Local database file dialog box shown in Figure H.41. FIGURE H.41 Local database file dialog box Appendix H C5779 39147 Page 31 07/10/06--JHR 8. Click the Yes button to add the Trivia.mdb file to the current project. The Save the Connection String to the Application Configuration File screen shown in Figure H.42 appears next. If necessary, select the check box. Verify that this check box is selected FIGURE H.42 Save the Connection String to the Application Configuration File screen 9. Click the Next button to display the Choose Your Database Objects screen. Click the plus box that appears before Tables, then click the plus box that appears before Game1. Notice that the database contains one table (named Game1) and six fields. You can use this screen to select the table and/or field objects to include in the dataset. 10. In this application, you need to include all of the fields in the dataset. Click the empty box that appears before Game1. Doing this selects the table and field check boxes, as shown in Figure H.43.
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