Skip to main content
BuyLog In
ASP.NET Web Forms Controls
Search in…
Docs > ASP.NET WebForms Controls > Scheduler > Concepts > Data Binding > Data Table Structure > MS Access Database
A newer version of this page is available. .
All docs
V19.1
ASP.NET Controls and MVC Extensions
Prerequisites
What's Installed
Common Concepts
ASP.NET WebForms Controls
Getting Started
Grid View
Tree List
Gantt
Card View
Reporting
Chart Control
Pivot Grid
Spreadsheet
Rich Text Editor
Scheduler
Product Information
Getting Started
Scheduler Elements
Concepts
Scheduling Basics
Appointments
Resources
Views
Floating Action Button
Data Binding
Data Table Structure
Microsoft SQL Server
Collection of Custom Objects
eXpress Persistent Objects (XPO)
MS Access Database
Services
Adaptivity
Templates
Client-Side Functionality
Callback Commands
Reporting
Time Zones
iCalendar Support
Keyboard Shortcuts
Visual Elements
Design-Time Features
Examples
End-User Capabilities
Member Tables
Site Navigation and Layout
HTML Editor
Gauges
Vertical Grid
Data Editors
Docking and Popups
File Management
Data and Image Navigation
Multi-Use Site Controls
Spell Checker
Query Builder
ASP.NET MVC Extensions
Localization
Redistribution and Deployment
Get More Help
.NET Framework API Reference
Client API Reference
Download CHM

MS Access Database

The following table structure should be used to persist data for appointments.

DataTablesStructure_Appointments

The following table structure should be used to persist data for resources.

DataTablesStructure_Resources

Note

It is not necessary to define a relation between these tables, because ASPxScheduler simply stores the appropriate Resources.ResourceID field value in the Appointments.ResourceID field if all data fields are mapped correctly.

Note

If resource sharing is enabled (the SchedulerStorage.Appointments.ResourceSharing property is set to true), the ResourceID field will hold XML string data, so its data type and size should be changed as required to hold the XML text.

See Also