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    shaz jazz
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    tell me folks, can i develop every application in C# that i can make in VC.net specially database applications??:confused: shaz

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      tell me folks, can i develop every application in C# that i can make in VC.net specially database applications??:confused: shaz

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      depending on what you're trying to do... C++ can access most of the system (and more) because it can code directly in assembly (with its asm keyword). as C# is a .NET language, it will be limited by the functions provided by the framework.


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        tell me folks, can i develop every application in C# that i can make in VC.net specially database applications??:confused: shaz

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        Absolutely - they both use the same layers for databases, all the work happens in your database anyhow. And any stuff C# does not offer, it can call from the C++ API dlls. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

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          depending on what you're trying to do... C++ can access most of the system (and more) because it can code directly in assembly (with its asm keyword). as C# is a .NET language, it will be limited by the functions provided by the framework.


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          well i m trying to make an application that will help a database layman to generate its dbms(mostly it will be on small scale)for its daily use.it would be only for retailer or salesman or other very small scale business.it would have 3 modules, in first one i have to get information from user by giving him select options.In second module i will have to create database in MSacces by running queries from my application(it would be using odbc) for the user based on the options he selected in first module.and in the third module i will have to create dialoges for user so that he can easily mantain his database. now its only a project for the sake of learning which i want to complete as soon as possible, my teacher suggestd me to use VC.net but i am learning C# and want to use it for this project. so what idea u get from these details?could i go to C# for this purpose? hope u'll help me thanks again and again!! + prayers for u all

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