How Do I Connect Access Empty Database With Visual C# 2010 Exp To Store Intermediate Calculations .

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m making a kind of velocity and acceleration calculator, which calculates velocity and acceleration dynamically at small time steps (0.001 sec) , so i want intermediate calculations to store in an DATABASE which are 40-50 thousands in number to get a final results just by searching the database.

HELP me to connect an empty database with Microsoft Visual C# 2010 EXP and store the intermediate calculations.
thanks in advance !!
calculation is done at every step from number of inputs and an array is made . This thing i have done in excel now i want to make it in Visual C#

Posted 22-May-15 22:50pm

Manoj Kumar

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Yog Pawar · Answer 1 · 2015-05-23T00:20:00

Try this,
1. Create empty Access Database.
2. Open Visual Studio. In Server Explorer tab Right Click on Data Connections and Click on 'Add Connections'.
3. A new Window will popup. select Microsoft Access Database File then Click Ok.
4. Then In new window click Browse. And select your database file.
5. Then either create Table using Access UI or just fire Create table command in Visual Studio.

I think that may be your solution if I got you right else apologies.