Fork501
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Hey all! I have a very (hopefully) easy question for ya:
I am doing some Access Database-integration programming and put my database in the bin/debug folder under a subfolder called dataAccess. Putting it in the debug folder allows my program to find it when I tell it that the location is "dataAccess/database.mdb". When I tell Visual Studio to build my project, it doesn't include this subfolder. When I go in the solution explorer and select the subfolder and select "Include in Project", it includes it in the compile, but puts the folder as bin/debug/dataAccess.
How do I get Visual Studio to compile my project with a subfolder called dataAccess, but still be able to point to it in my project the way I already am? (My.Application.Info.DirectoryPath & "\dataAccess\database.mdb").
I've searched, but can't even figure out how I should word this correctly in a search engine.
Thanks in advance for any and all help =)
~Derek
I am doing some Access Database-integration programming and put my database in the bin/debug folder under a subfolder called dataAccess. Putting it in the debug folder allows my program to find it when I tell it that the location is "dataAccess/database.mdb". When I tell Visual Studio to build my project, it doesn't include this subfolder. When I go in the solution explorer and select the subfolder and select "Include in Project", it includes it in the compile, but puts the folder as bin/debug/dataAccess.
How do I get Visual Studio to compile my project with a subfolder called dataAccess, but still be able to point to it in my project the way I already am? (My.Application.Info.DirectoryPath & "\dataAccess\database.mdb").
I've searched, but can't even figure out how I should word this correctly in a search engine.
Thanks in advance for any and all help =)
~Derek