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To connect an Access database (.accdb file) from a C# application, you need to download and install the 2007 Office System Driver from Microsoft. This will allow you to connect to and query the Access database. A database stores data in an organized format using tables. Tables contain rows and columns to hold related data. The SQL language is used to query and manage data in databases. Common SQL commands include SELECT to retrieve data, INSERT to add new data, UPDATE to modify existing data, and DELETE to remove data.
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2. Key objects in an Access database include tables (which store data), queries (which retrieve and organize data), forms (which provide interfaces for data entry and display), and reports (which format data for presentation).
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- 12. Table Creation
- 16. SQL-Query
- 17. SQL-Query
- 18. SQL-Query
- 19. SQL-Query
- 20. SQL Language
- 21. SQL Language
- 22. Select? It is one of the most used commands. Used for fetching data from one or more tables. Includes at least two keywords. What will be selected? Where will be selected?
- 23. Select? SELECT column_names FROM table_names
- 24. Select? SELECT TCKIMLIK, AD, SOYAD FROM Personel We will write our very own SQL statements Select Insert Update Delete Where Column names Table name
Editor's Notes
- If you create