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    Haoman17
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    Hello im confused. i do not understand the difference between ADO, SQL, ACCESS, MICROSOFT SQL SERVER, VBA i need to develop data-base project and do not know where to start and what is the newest methoods thank you

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      Hello im confused. i do not understand the difference between ADO, SQL, ACCESS, MICROSOFT SQL SERVER, VBA i need to develop data-base project and do not know where to start and what is the newest methoods thank you

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      Colin Angus Mackay
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      Haoman17 wrote:

      ADO

      ActiveX data objects

      Haoman17 wrote:

      SQL

      Structured Query Language

      Haoman17 wrote:

      ACCESS

      A desktop database procuct by Microsoft

      Haoman17 wrote:

      MICROSOFT SQL SERVER

      A server database product by Microsoft

      Haoman17 wrote:

      VBA

      Visual Basic for Applications.

      Haoman17 wrote:

      i need to develop data-base project and do not know where to start and what is the newest methoods

      SQL Server 2005 with Visual Studio 2005 using C# or VB.NET Start with SQL Server 2005 Express (it is free) and one of the Visual Studio Express editions (they are free also)


      Upcoming Scottish Developers events: * UK Security Evangelists On Tour (2nd November, Edinburgh) * Developer Day Scotland: are you interested in speaking or attending? My: Website | Blog

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        Haoman17 wrote:

        ADO

        ActiveX data objects

        Haoman17 wrote:

        SQL

        Structured Query Language

        Haoman17 wrote:

        ACCESS

        A desktop database procuct by Microsoft

        Haoman17 wrote:

        MICROSOFT SQL SERVER

        A server database product by Microsoft

        Haoman17 wrote:

        VBA

        Visual Basic for Applications.

        Haoman17 wrote:

        i need to develop data-base project and do not know where to start and what is the newest methoods

        SQL Server 2005 with Visual Studio 2005 using C# or VB.NET Start with SQL Server 2005 Express (it is free) and one of the Visual Studio Express editions (they are free also)


        Upcoming Scottish Developers events: * UK Security Evangelists On Tour (2nd November, Edinburgh) * Developer Day Scotland: are you interested in speaking or attending? My: Website | Blog

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        Haoman17
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        Thank you, but i dont understand, should i use sql or ado?

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          Thank you, but i dont understand, should i use sql or ado?

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          Paddy Boyd
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          In the nicest possible fashion, if you don't know what these are, you probably should get some reading material before embarking on a database project... ADO is a method used to connect to a database (superseded by ADO.net in the .net suite of languages). Friday afternoons - should connect brain before thinking... ADO contains a set of functions that are used to connect to and query a database. (ADO.net is the newer version of this). SQL is a language used within a database to query the data.

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            Thank you, but i dont understand, should i use sql or ado?

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            Colin Angus Mackay
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            You should use ADO.NET. You will also use SQL because ADO.NET is a way of sending SQL from a .NET application to a database.


            Upcoming Scottish Developers events: * UK Security Evangelists On Tour (2nd November, Edinburgh) * Developer Day Scotland: are you interested in speaking or attending? My: Website | Blog

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            • H Haoman17

              Thank you, but i dont understand, should i use sql or ado?

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              Damodar Periwal
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              Well, then there is NJDX, which is beyond ADO and SQL.

              Damodar Periwal Software Tree, Inc. Simplify Data Integration http://www.softwaretree.com

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                Well, then there is NJDX, which is beyond ADO and SQL.

                Damodar Periwal Software Tree, Inc. Simplify Data Integration http://www.softwaretree.com

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                thank you all!

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