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    hi im new to anything to do with IDE, c#, database... im doing an app using visual studio .net 2003... i want to create a database that supports a lot of data... is mySql the best choice for me? if so, how do i go about creating the database and adding sample data to the database? after that is done i also want to retrieve data from database to my form as well as to update data from my form to database... is there anything i need to download and what do i've to download to begin? are there any templates or completed projects with codes available on the net as a reference for a newbie like me? thanks!

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      hi im new to anything to do with IDE, c#, database... im doing an app using visual studio .net 2003... i want to create a database that supports a lot of data... is mySql the best choice for me? if so, how do i go about creating the database and adding sample data to the database? after that is done i also want to retrieve data from database to my form as well as to update data from my form to database... is there anything i need to download and what do i've to download to begin? are there any templates or completed projects with codes available on the net as a reference for a newbie like me? thanks!

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      nidhelp wrote: i want to create a database that supports a lot of data... is mySql the best choice for me? No, mySQL is kind of crap. If you want a free database, try MSDE, or SQL Server Express[^]. nidhelp wrote: how do i go about creating the database and adding sample data to the database? Buy a book on SQL, or download the documentation and samples and look through them. nidhelp wrote: after that is done i also want to retrieve data from database to my form as well as to update data from my form to database... Again, look through the samples first, read the books online ( assuming they come with Express Ed. ), etc. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

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        nidhelp wrote: i want to create a database that supports a lot of data... is mySql the best choice for me? No, mySQL is kind of crap. If you want a free database, try MSDE, or SQL Server Express[^]. nidhelp wrote: how do i go about creating the database and adding sample data to the database? Buy a book on SQL, or download the documentation and samples and look through them. nidhelp wrote: after that is done i also want to retrieve data from database to my form as well as to update data from my form to database... Again, look through the samples first, read the books online ( assuming they come with Express Ed. ), etc. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

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        ok thanks, what about oracle developer tools for visual studio .net ?? is this an easy-to-use database?

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          ok thanks, what about oracle developer tools for visual studio .net ?? is this an easy-to-use database?

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          nidhelp wrote: oracle developer tools for visual studio .net Are you sure they exist ? Oracle is crap, mostly because it's developer tools are crap. Run for your life. Why are you looking to avoid SQL Server ? Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

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            nidhelp wrote: oracle developer tools for visual studio .net Are you sure they exist ? Oracle is crap, mostly because it's developer tools are crap. Run for your life. Why are you looking to avoid SQL Server ? Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

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            Christian Graus wrote: Why are you looking to avoid SQL Server ? nope, nope.. im just researching and deciding which database to use... just want to hear some feedback on which database is crap so dat i wun fall into using it and having to switch to another database later.. thanks! =)

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              Christian Graus wrote: Why are you looking to avoid SQL Server ? nope, nope.. im just researching and deciding which database to use... just want to hear some feedback on which database is crap so dat i wun fall into using it and having to switch to another database later.. thanks! =)

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              I've downloaded microsoft sql 2005 server express. I've also spent the past few hours looking for step-to-step guide to start using and creating a database. However, up till now I still have no idea how to start using this sql server express. Im wondering, is visual studio .net 2003 compatible with microsoft sql 2005 server express? This is because I only see Deep Integration with Visual Studio 2005 titles/headings associated with microsoft sql 2005 server express. I would like to know what are the different database systems available that can be used with visual studio . net 2003 (yes, not 2005).. Thanks!

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