Export dataset to access (MDB/ACCDB) file in .NET core

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I have a Dataset that contains 10-12 tables. I want to export that dataset to Access in .NET Core, but am facing some issue. Can anyone please help me with that?

What I have tried:

I tried to use OleDbConnection but was getting an error like System.Data.Oledb is not supported on this platform. Also tried to use OdbcConnection, but getting the same error like System.Data.Odbc is not supported on this platform.

Although I found some suggestion to degrade the framework, it's not possible for me to degrade the framework as it is going to effect other functionality in the project. The .NET Framework I am using is 5.0.

Posted 19-Sep-23 6:31am

sunilsourav

Updated 19-Sep-23 10:24am

Deeksha Shenoy

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Richard MacCutchan 19-Sep-23 12:40pm

The error messages say it all. You will need to find an alternative system with a version of .NET Framework 4.x.

sunilsourav 19-Sep-23 12:43pm

Thanks for your response. But as it is going to effect the existing functionality so I do not want to degrade the Framework. Is there any other option available apart from using oledb or odbc ?

Richard MacCutchan 19-Sep-23 13:31pm

Read the error messages again.

[no name] 19-Sep-23 13:09pm

Access can import "physical data sets": DBF, Excel, CSV, SQL Server, ODBC (which "connects" to a physical file).

A .Net DataSet has no physical representation; it's a software pattern.

And one doesn't "export to"; the object in question "imports".

Member 15627495 19-Sep-23 14:02pm

you have to add ( by a checkbox ) the resource for access...
you will find that in "project > componants" ( or equal )

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