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Hello,
I'm using ado.net for the first time, so it can be the answer is quit easy:
I'm using an access database, witch access data in the same table on
different forms by means of a dataset. If I do a update on one form, the
changes are not visible in the other form, even if I re-query. I'm sure the
db has changed, because if I restart the program, everything is ok. I'm
using VB.net, with insert and update commands.
So
- is their a way to make sure your changes are written immediately in the db
(ms access db)
- or if you re-query how can you make sure all changes have been done?
greetz
Nelis
I'm using ado.net for the first time, so it can be the answer is quit easy:
I'm using an access database, witch access data in the same table on
different forms by means of a dataset. If I do a update on one form, the
changes are not visible in the other form, even if I re-query. I'm sure the
db has changed, because if I restart the program, everything is ok. I'm
using VB.net, with insert and update commands.
So
- is their a way to make sure your changes are written immediately in the db
(ms access db)
- or if you re-query how can you make sure all changes have been done?
greetz
Nelis