Learn how to change databases at the customer's location by using XML and ADO.
Changing Databases at the Customer's Location Using XML and VB
Published 01/28/2004
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A Practical Approach to Database Theory
Published 01/27/2004
Like it or not, 90% of the work a Visual Basic developer does is likely to be database related. Learn to get comfortable with databases. (Added: 18-Oct-1998)
ADO Connections over the Internet
Published 01/27/2004
This short code shows how to establish an ADO connection over the Internet. (Added: 1-Mar-2000)
Creating a Master / Detail Form in VB
Published 01/27/2004
Learn to create a Master Detail style form (similar to those in Access) using standard Visual Basic. (Added: 24-Sep-2000)
Listing Available DSN / Drivers Installed
Published 01/27/2004
This code shows how to list the available DSN and Drivers installed on the computer. (Added: 9-Feb-2000)
Data Transferring from COBOL to MS Access via VB
Published 11/19/2003
Using Visual Basic, learn how to transfer data formatted by COBOL (flat data) to Microsoft Access.
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