How to get MemoEdit and Store in Access Database?

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I used Memo Edit to Display Address, so it contain 4 lines. How to get this 4 lines and how to store it in the Access Database ? Normally if its EditText we Used this code to store

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string inno = textEdit12.Text.ToString();
OleDbCommand top = new OleDbCommand("INSERT INTO tablename(number) VALUES (" + inno + ")", conn);
top.ExecuteNonQuery();

his code work for EditText. How to Get and Store it for MemoEdit ??? Help me.

Posted 13-Nov-13 19:39pm

srihari1904

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srihari1904 · Accepted Answer · 2013-11-17T18:25:00

uppose you have 2 columns , A - a Memo one, B a DateTime one:

VB

dim SIRCON as string = "your connection string"
Using conn As New OleDbConnection(SIRCON)
  conn.Open()
  Try
  Using cmd As New OleDbCommand("INSERT INTO MYTABLE (A, B)  VALUES (?,  ?)", conn)
    cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("P_A", textEdit12.Text.ToString())
    cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("P_B", DateEdit1.EditValue)

    cmd.ExecuteNonQuery()
  End Using
Finally
 conn.Close()

End Try