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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by reviewing the form sections, which include database creation, application building, and control configuration.
  3. Use the Visual Data Manager to create a new database. Select 'File' > 'New' > 'Microsoft Access' and name your database as 'Address'.
  4. Add fields to your table by right-clicking on the Properties node and selecting 'New Table'. Enter field names such as AddressID, Last_Name, First_Name, etc.
  5. Set properties for each field including type and size. Ensure AddressID is set as a primary key with auto-increment.
  6. After creating your table, navigate back to Visual Basic to build your front-end application using the ADO Data Control.
  7. Configure the ADO Data Control by setting its ConnectionString and RecordSource properties to connect to your newly created database.
  8. Add user interface elements like textboxes and labels that bind to the ADO Data Control for data display and input.

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ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) enable you to manipulate the structure of your database and the data it contains from Visual Basic. Many ADO objects correspond to objects that you see in your databasefor example, a Table object corresponds to an Access table.
ADODC (ActiveX Data Object Data Control) is a control that you can add to a program and call when you need to connect to a data source. With ADODC you specify a Connection to the desired data source simply by defining its ConnectionString property.
Connecting to an Access Database Using the VB Data Control Open a new Visual Basic project. Put a data control (an intrinsic control, located in the VB toolbox) on the form and set the properties as follows: On your form, create a text box for each field in the Authors table, with labels. ( Save and run the project.
0:02 6:21 Basic.net. To connect to the Microsoft Access database in Visual Studio you can select data sourcesMoreBasic.net. To connect to the Microsoft Access database in Visual Studio you can select data sources on the left side then select the additional icon to connect to the database.
The ADO Data control allows creating connections between data-bound controls and data providers using ActiveX Data Objects (ADO). It provides an easy interface to build database applications with little code by setting properties like ConnectionString, RecordSource, DataSource, and DataField.

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ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) enable you to manipulate the structure of your database and the data it contains from Visual Basic. Many ADO objects correspond to objects that you see in your databasefor example, a Table object corresponds to an Access table. A Field object corresponds to a field in a table.
The most common usage of ADO is to query a table or tables in a relational database, retrieve and display the results in an application, and perhaps let users make and save changes to the data. Other tasks include the following: Querying a database using SQL and displaying the results.
To run a command, follow these steps: Follow these steps to create a new console application in Visual Basic . Make sure that your project contains a reference to the System. Use the Imports statement on the System and System. Visual Studio creates a module and an empty Main() procedure.
To reference ADO from Microsoft Visual Basic In Visual Basic, from the Project menu, select References. Select Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects x.x Library from the list. Verify that at least the following libraries are also selected: Visual Basic for Applications. Visual Basic runtime objects and procedures. Click OK.

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