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Here is the code to add shippers table to the test.mdb: [code=vb] Dim appAccess As Object Dim dbname As String, xmlFile As String dbname = "C:\test.mdb" xmlFile = "c:\shippers.xml" Set appAccess = CreateObject("Access.Application") appAccess.OpenCurrentDatabase (dbname) appAccess.ImportXML xmlFile appAccess.CloseCurrentDatabase appAccess.Quit acExit Set appAccess = Nothing [/code] Note: you need to add …

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Option 1. You can try to create an odbc connection to your sql server with its ip address and then use link tables and add some append queries. Option 2. You can add a web service on your web server to access your sql server database and then add the …

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You can add a module to your project and declare your variables as Public variables in the module. You can then use those variables in both your form and dialog form.

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You can take a look at the Microtools' Access to VB .NET/C# for Windows applications converters. Their url is <URL SNIPPED>

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