How to start a VB program with access?

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  • vfiles
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    • Apr 2007
    • 3

    #1

    How to start a VB program with access?

    Hi Sir..
    Actually about my concern, i was able to create all those stuff creating program involving MSACCESS, unfortunately that was 4 years ago. The thing is i forgot how to program visual basic because i've been busy working with not related to computer. So when i got back schooling i cannot imagine i will encounter VBasic programming again for now we are dealing with C++. But it is no big deal for me this language, what my concern is? I want to learn again visual basic so that on my next year i will be able to regain my knowledge in visual basic..

    Please anyone give me a list or steps on how to create a program involving database(MSACCE SS).Including how to connect it with VB environment-ADO.
  • Dököll
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    • Nov 2006
    • 2379

    #2
    Originally posted by vfiles
    Hi Sir..
    Actually about my concern, i was able to create all those stuff creating program involving MSACCESS, unfortunately that was 4 years ago. The thing is i forgot how to program visual basic because i've been busy working with not related to computer. So when i got back schooling i cannot imagine i will encounter VBasic programming again for now we are dealing with C++. But it is no big deal for me this language, what my concern is? I want to learn again visual basic so that on my next year i will be able to regain my knowledge in visual basic..

    Please anyone give me a list or steps on how to create a program involving database(MSACCE SS).Including how to connect it with VB environment-ADO.
    You've come to the right place, vfiles!

    I would like to suggest looking into VB in 21 days. You can pick this up at either Borders Books, or Barnes and Nobles, look up amazon.com as well.

    You will also find helpful information here if you search deep enough. If you were to fetch using Adodc in search terms, you will likely get some hits.

    I also picked up this link for you. Give it a whirl. You'll need to scroll down to the good stuff:-)



    Have fun and welcome vfiles!

    Dököll

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    • vfiles
      New Member
      • Apr 2007
      • 3

      #3
      Well thank you for the reply i guess its hard for me to start all over again...but the good thing is that once i get into it ,well it is easy to play all the codes when i gain my knowledge...





      thanx

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