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PostPosted: May 7th, 2007, 3:46 pm 
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When creating a standalone application, how do I ensure that my user can create a database. My current program will create a database from which I can add records, delete records etc but, when I create a publication for distribution, I can't see the records I have saved. I note that Opus uses Access to create databases. Any guidance would be appreciated.

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The user can't create a database on the fly I mean on the Run Time. The database which you created when you design the program .If you publish it as a standalone you'll find that Opus includes the database with yor standalone program.


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PostPosted: May 7th, 2007, 8:09 pm 
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However you can create a table in Access using scripting. What you can do is create a access .mdb file (blanc). Create a DSN connection to this file. Now use the CREATE Database syntax to create a table. When the user start the pub. you can add a function in the script which creates this table.

Hopes above makes sense,


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