Hello,

I am new here and I hope I can find help to my rather serious problem.

'Rather serious' because I am now working with test data and I can
afford to lose them and recreate them at will. But when the software
will be oprational this might cause millions euros of damage, because I
am dealing with sensitive private hospitalization data.

The problem is this : I am accessing an Access Database via a VB .NET
software and I use the settings for the various link (OleDbAdapter,
Bindingsource etc in order to have a direct link to the GUI.
When I run the program it works for 5 or 6 times, then at the next run,
I find that the database is completely empty.

I couldnt believe it.

Someone here has an idea what could be the cause of this ?

I don't use ANY of the insert/update/delete feature. I am only just
testing the linking features offered by the compiler in Design mode.

I am using MS VB Express 2010, using the .NET 4.0 platform.

Thanks for all feedbacks.

John.

John wrote:
No clue at all what you're talking about.

None at all.
Still no idea, except to suggest that perhaps you might consider not using
any of those linking features ... ?

"Bob Barrows" <reb01501 (AT) NOyahooSPAM (DOT) com> wrote

And, I'll bet many DotNetters will ridicule him for using a "dinosaur
database", tell him "welcome to the future", and suggest using SQL Server in
some version.