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i think the best will be to just copy the File.Copy to make the copy of the database and then remove the rows (if you want to) programatically by calling the delete statements
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i think the best will be to just copy the File.Copy to make the copy of the database and then remove the rows (if you want to) programatically by calling the delete statements

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hello,<br />
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i've got a program which writes and reads from an access database using SQL statements. my problem now is i have created another database which i want to copy all the fields from my original DB. can anyone please help me sort out this problem.<br />
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i have created a new dataset which i want copy to but i dont know which method to use.<br />
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i did this: dset1.copy(dSet2) but its not working. 
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hello,

i've got a program which writes and reads from an access database using SQL statements. my problem now is i have created another database which i want to copy all the fields from my original DB. can anyone please help me sort out this problem.

i have created a new dataset which i want copy to but i dont know which method to use.

i did this: dset1.copy(dSet2) but its not working. 

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SQL (Structured Query Language) is designed to be used in conjunction with relational database products as of a means of working with sets of data. SQL consists of data definition, data manipulation, and procedural elements. Its scope includes data insert, query, update and delete, schema creation and modification, and data access control.