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What is language unindependent is the so called “monkey test” . :laugh:

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Still too vague. Specify each file type you are interested in. With RTF you have the option of a RichTextBox (If your application is a windows forms application) in order to show the file. If not then you are going to have to obtain the specification of RTF and provide your own means of translating the file into a viewable format. Scottish Developers events: * .NET debugging, tracing and instrumentation by Duncan Edwards Jones and Code Coverage in .NET by Craig Murphy * Developer Day Scotland: are you interested in speaking or attending? My: Website | Blog

divyaswati wrote: Please help me it's urgent This is a useless subject line. It tells those who can potentially help nothing about your problem. Your subject line should describe your problem in a few words. For example: "Transferring data between databases" would be a much better subject line. There are no guarantees about the speed we can help with your problem. We are all volunteers and help when we can. So, describing your problem as "urgent" is unlikely to have any impact on the speed with which you receive an answer.

In my opinion, if you could use vb.net to access to sql server, select the record, insert, update, delete, create table or database then you would be able to make an application which scan through your first database and create a new database and send all of record from your old database to the new database.

Google around. There is no set in stone way to do test plans. It varies from organization to organization, or team to team.

The link that I provide will give you an article of using vb.net and sql server. You should learn how to get data from sql server and save its back to sql server. This is the basic that you need to do with data manipulation from vb.net. Once you get all of its technique to use it, you would be able to solve your currentl problem. Best Regard, Kanel

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