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      14th Mar 2005
I have a c# program that compacts upto 7 access databases (the user can
choose which ones to compact).

After the compacting has completed, I would like to show a details report or
form that displays the following

database Before After %
Master 123456 113456 8.1
Toolbox 1234 1000 19
......

I'm not sure on the best way to store these values. Hashtable, array etc.
and how easy it is to display the data?

 
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      14th Mar 2005
Create a table with following columns
database
Before
After
%

and add this in a dataset.
You can use this dataset in any forms of reporting.

Regards,
Amal

"jez123456" wrote:

> I have a c# program that compacts upto 7 access databases (the user can
> choose which ones to compact).
>
> After the compacting has completed, I would like to show a details report or
> form that displays the following
>
> database Before After %
> Master 123456 113456 8.1
> Toolbox 1234 1000 19
> .....
>
> I'm not sure on the best way to store these values. Hashtable, array etc.
> and how easy it is to display the data?
>

 
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