Title: DataEasy_VB: Connect to MS Access (.mdb) Files Easily using VB.Net
Description: DataEasy_VB: is an application written in Visual Basic.Net (converted from the c# similar submission as some of you requested) which would allow the user to load any Microsoft Access file (file format '.mdb'). This application uses OleDb as a backhand communicator with the file to allow the user to : select, delete, insert and modify the database and then save all the changes to the original file. Along with the Data Grid control TextBoxs and Labels are generated automatically and dynamically at run time to allow easy and efficient data input according to the data in the .mdb file loaded. If the file has more than one table in its database, a combobox in the application will allow the user to choose which table to work on. By right clicking column headers whos data type is either integer or DateTime the user can opt for either inserting Automatic numbering based on previous cells value incremented by 1 or insert that days date automatically in their respective column on adding new data. Also provided a Search and Filter capability, by right clicking the search forms column headers the user can filter in the element (of the column clicked) he\she wants to view. Multiple filtering can be done by filtering more than one column. The user can also use a simple search, by typing in the search textbox to find data in the database. I have included a database file textbooks.mdb file with the application so you can try the program. I hope this program will be useful in learning how to load and modify databases and link to mdb files, your votes will be highly appreciated :).
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