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Need help to do some Database programming..

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    Hi all, I am a new vb.net programmer wanna be and I gotten most of the basics on vb.net. But I am having a hard time trying to grasp database programming.. when I mean database programming, i mean trying to make my vb.net access a MS access file (*.mdb) and do editing and updating and displaying the data on a text box and all.. Wondering whether anyone out there with this knowledge can help me out, or better yet, have some kind of ebook that can go step by step with nice little DIY samples on this subject. Thanz for your time..:^):^):^)

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      Hi all, I am a new vb.net programmer wanna be and I gotten most of the basics on vb.net. But I am having a hard time trying to grasp database programming.. when I mean database programming, i mean trying to make my vb.net access a MS access file (*.mdb) and do editing and updating and displaying the data on a text box and all.. Wondering whether anyone out there with this knowledge can help me out, or better yet, have some kind of ebook that can go step by step with nice little DIY samples on this subject. Thanz for your time..:^):^):^)

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      One of the first things to pick up on is the connection string. A good reference is www.connnectionstrings.com to get you started. A decent reference for selecting, inserting, updating and deleting records in a database is msdn.microsoft.com. You can also stop by a book store and pick up a book on database's. I have codeing websites and windows forms to database's for 5yrs and still need to reference something, but that just might be my memory..... ps - I also found www.asp101.net a good starting point.

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        Hi all, I am a new vb.net programmer wanna be and I gotten most of the basics on vb.net. But I am having a hard time trying to grasp database programming.. when I mean database programming, i mean trying to make my vb.net access a MS access file (*.mdb) and do editing and updating and displaying the data on a text box and all.. Wondering whether anyone out there with this knowledge can help me out, or better yet, have some kind of ebook that can go step by step with nice little DIY samples on this subject. Thanz for your time..:^):^):^)

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        icowa wrote: I am a new vb.net programmer wanna be and I gotten most of the basics on vb.net. But I am having a hard time trying to grasp database programming.. when I mean database programming, i mean trying to make my vb.net access a MS access file (*.mdb) and do editing and updating and displaying the data on a text box and all.. Wondering whether anyone out there with this knowledge can help me out, or better yet, have some kind of ebook that can go step by step with nice little DIY samples on this subject. Look at here[^], s/he has the same problem simillar to you too. Hope the solution could help you too.


        A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office

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          One of the first things to pick up on is the connection string. A good reference is www.connnectionstrings.com to get you started. A decent reference for selecting, inserting, updating and deleting records in a database is msdn.microsoft.com. You can also stop by a book store and pick up a book on database's. I have codeing websites and windows forms to database's for 5yrs and still need to reference something, but that just might be my memory..... ps - I also found www.asp101.net a good starting point.

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          Will do, thanz for the suggestion... As to go to a book store and get a good book, I wish I could. Where I lived in, have the world's crappiest book collection in the whole world, not to mentioned outdated. Only way is either go to West Malaysia or Singapore and visit their amazingly huge book stores there but air plane tickets ain't exactly cheap.. haha.. Anyway, thanz for your help... Ur the man...!!

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            icowa wrote: I am a new vb.net programmer wanna be and I gotten most of the basics on vb.net. But I am having a hard time trying to grasp database programming.. when I mean database programming, i mean trying to make my vb.net access a MS access file (*.mdb) and do editing and updating and displaying the data on a text box and all.. Wondering whether anyone out there with this knowledge can help me out, or better yet, have some kind of ebook that can go step by step with nice little DIY samples on this subject. Look at here[^], s/he has the same problem simillar to you too. Hope the solution could help you too.


            A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office

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            Hey, not bad, two replies in a day... You guys and gals are great. Thanz for being so helpful... Will take a look at that thread you sent me...

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