Write to access

does any one have example " write and read to access database " which is written in labview 8.5
i would be very thankful
thanks

Writing to a databse is very easy and the DCT is unnecessary - and in my opinion - ill-advised.Check here for a complete discussion, as well as an example for what you are trying to do.
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