You need to create a SQLCommand and use the .CommandText property (a SQL
statement or the name of a Strored Procedure)
eg
Dim myCommand as New SQLCommand
With myCommand
.Connection = <your SQLConnection>
.CommandText = "DELETE ..... FROM yourTableName WHERE ..."
End With
myCommand.ExecuteNonQuery
Stephen
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