Data Base in VB.Net

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    Data Base in VB.Net

    please
    give me some idea to study data base in vb.net
    or give me table of contents
    to study the data base
    example
    1- study ado
    what else should i know


  • kimiraikkonen

    #2
    Re: Data Base in VB.Net

    On Jun 20, 9:48 am, "a" <a...@a.netwrot e:
    please
    give me some idea to study data base in vb.net
    or give me table of contents
    to study the data base
    example
    1- study ado
    what else should i know
    2-Database terminology (rows, coloumns, tables, connection string)
    3-SQL Query Statements...
    4-Glossary about databases

    5-And code samples especially about ADO on the net (use Google/MSDN)
    ....

    Thanks,

    Onur Güzel

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    • rowe_newsgroups

      #3
      Re: Data Base in VB.Net

      1- study ado

      For .NET you want ADO.NET

      Other than that I recommend you find some sample code that deals with
      database transactions. I believe msdn.com has quite a few samples that
      hit the northwind database. You might also be able to find some videos
      in the VB learning center on msdn.

      Thanks,

      Seth Rowe [MVP]

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      • Michel Posseth  [MCP]

        #4
        Re: Data Base in VB.Net

        Huh Northwind ???,,, Northwind is obsolete


        Northwind was SQL 2000 with SQL 2005, 2008 there is a new player in town it
        is called the Adventureworks database

        On codeplex you can find all "new" examples including connectivity through
        ADO.Net



        hth

        Michel

        "rowe_newsgroup s" <rowe_email@yah oo.comschreef in bericht
        news:9ce73ec2-5a1c-4c8e-a6a8-c2648d5a5f62@26 g2000hsk.google groups.com...
        >1- study ado
        >
        For .NET you want ADO.NET
        >
        Other than that I recommend you find some sample code that deals with
        database transactions. I believe msdn.com has quite a few samples that
        hit the northwind database. You might also be able to find some videos
        in the VB learning center on msdn.
        >
        Thanks,
        >
        Seth Rowe [MVP]
        >

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