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Create Connection Strings in Microsoft Access Using ADO

Here's a useful technique that doesn't require you to do any real work at all.

By Doug Stevens

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When connecting to a data source using ADO (and ADO.NET), you must supply a connection string. It can be difficult to create the connection string without having to look up some reference, and even then, it's hard to create the connection string without typing something incorrectly. There are many different parts to the connection string you may or may not need depending on the system you're connecting to, and it's hard to get things set up correctly when you type the string by hand. But there is a solution to this dilemma. Find out the answer here.

Keyword Tags: Microsoft, Microsoft Access Development, Microsoft Office Access

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Web Edition: 2007 Week 38, Doc #19263

Print Edition: October 2007, Page 37

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