I want to insert a new row into an Access database. I'm looking at doing something like:
oConnection = new Connection("connectionstring")
oTable = oCennection.table("Orders")
oRow = oTable.NewRow
oRow.field("OrderNo")=21
oRow.field("Customer") = "ABC001"
oTable.insert
Which seems to be a sensible way of doing things to me.
However, All examples I look for on the net seem to insert data by building SQL statements, or by creating a "SELECT * From ...", and then using this to create a multitude of objects, one of which appears to allow you to ...
- populate an array with the current contents of the table.
- insert a new row into this array.
- update the database with the changes to the array.
What's the easiest way of using vb.net to insert data into an Access database?
Is there a method I can use that is similar to my pCode above?