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I found this link, it contains many examples that demonstrate creating an mdb database and creating a table within it.<br />
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<a href="http://functionx.com/ado/Lesson06.htm" rel="ugc">http://functionx.com/ado/Lesson06.htm</a>
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I found this link, it contains many examples that demonstrate creating an mdb database and creating a table within it.

http://functionx.com/ado/Lesson06.htm [http://functionx.com/ado/Lesson06.htm]

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if I wanted ID to be an autonumber, what datatype would I use?
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if I wanted ID to be an autonumber, what datatype would I use?

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Have you tried Autonumber as the type?
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How do I create a table in a database from scratch using ADO code? I just want to have an inputbox with NewUSERDB as the string variable. That person will input a table name (ex. Portland, OR) and it'll create a table in a database (MDB) with the fields:<br />
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ID<br />
Name<br />
Age<br />
Sex<br />
City<br />
State<br />
Country<br />
Birthday<br />
Picture<br />
Music<br />
Last Login
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How do I create a table in a database from scratch using ADO code? I just want to have an inputbox with NewUSERDB as the string variable. That person will input a table name (ex. Portland, OR) and it'll create a table in a database (MDB) with the fields:

ID
Name
Age
Sex
City
State
Country
Birthday
Picture
Music
Last Login

Create New Table in MDB database

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