Access 2003 write/read

Hi all: Please I want help for getting and send data to access 2003, I am starting developments this issue in Labview.. Can any one help me to build vi application the send data to access and update the file , then get the data again … its kind of little data base … I build a table which called tester name in access ,, attach see file please ,, this table have on column that define the operator name ,,, what I want to do to read this name from the file and of I want to save another name it will be row under the first one … its kind of little data base … I will be very thankful if some one can help me with this issue
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