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How do I programmatically create a database in vb.net 2k8, 2k10

Asked by richardtester in Visual Studio, VB Database Programming, Databases Miscellaneous

Tags: visual bacis, .net, database, beginner

I just want to be able to click on a commandbutton or a menu item to make the database from scratch.  I do not care what type it is as long as it will run on any pc machine without having other programs installed except the one im creating.

I just need 2 or three tables,  one called
family members
   ID                         autoincrement (Key)
   Firstname            varchar(50)
   LastName           varchar(50)
   FullName             varchar(101)
   BirthDate             date
and one called
Children
   ID                     autoincrementing (key) not for sure if i need this
   FirstName        varchar(50)
   LastName        varchar(50)
   FullName          varchar(101)
   BirthDate          date

and maybe one called
GrandChildren but if i can see example of how to make the first 2 tables and the database I can code as many as I need.  Just tryin to figure out how to associate the tables together.

I been looking for a good example to study as im a beginner in vb.net I was wanting to make this a windows application not a web application. so if you could make me an example and writing it for me lolz holding my hand so to speak.

Please any help will be greatly appreciated.



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