HORRIBLE PROBLEM WITH ADO AND ACCESS

From: Pascal Schmidt-Volkmar (nospam_at_schmidt-volkmar.com)
Date: 03/29/04


Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2004 19:28:19 +0200

Hi there,

this is really confusing!! I am using ADO to connect to an Access database.
When I am adding datasets and in the background, the database is open with
Access, the datasets are stored and saved. If Access is closed then the
datasets are first added but when I close the application, they are gone!!!
I checked my Transactions, everything is right.

As I said, when Access is open parallelly, everything works fine, when
Access is closed, the newly saved datasets are gone.....

Any help?????

Thanks,

Pascal



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