Re: As VB index help
- From: "RobinS" <RobinS@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 16 Feb 2007 15:48:13 -0800
If you are using Access instead of SQL, you just use the OLEDBDataAdapter
instead of SQLDataAdapter, OLEDBCONnection instead of SQLConnection,
OLEDBCommand instead of SQLCommand (are you getting the pattern here?).
I don't use Access as a back-end any more, so I don't know what books that
is covered in. Dave Sceppa talks about it in his ADO.Net Core Reference
book, but not in detail. I think most everything he talks about for
SQLServer applies to Access, give or take the way it does named parameters
and a few more complicated details.
The example that I posted is binding a combobox to a List(Of Manager)
object and then setting up the autocomplete stuff so when somebody starts
typing into the combobox, it can try to complete their selection.
Do you have *any* prior programming experience, and if so, in what
languages?
Robin S.
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"giannis" <zzzinobios@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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RobinS wrote:
Here's an example.
I am a newbie at VB.
I dont understand all these ...
What ebooks you suggest me to read ?
I care about build a program with a mdb database in VB.
(I dont care about SQL servers databases)
Thank you for your care and sorry about my english !!!
.
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