new to database, looking for sample code to create mdb file, record, retribute datas

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i am totally new to data base
can anybody get me sample code for create mdb file, record and get the data from the file?
is there any way i can create MDB file by MFC codes?
please!

Posted 4-Jul-11 18:21pm

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Updated 4-Jul-11 18:29pm

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2011-07-04T18:26:00

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You can create an MDB file in Access. If you're totally new, then you'd do best to read some online articles, no way is the random scratchings of forum replies going to cover stuff as in depth as an article or a book.

Posted 4-Jul-11 18:26pm

Christian Graus

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Member 8003798 5-Jul-11 0:28am

any good articles or website i could go to? any u know of?

Christian Graus 5-Jul-11 0:34am

I hear that www.codeproject.com has been around so long that they have TONS of MFC articles, AND a cool search functionality.

Abhinav S · Answer 2 · 2011-07-04T19:04:00

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You might want to start by reading a few books on MSAccess.

Posted 4-Jul-11 19:04pm

Abhinav S