Simple DBMS in VB

Hello all,

Purely as a learning experience I am thinking of writing a simple DBMS
in VB. I do not want anything fancy just a simple engine that would
store and retrieve data to a single disk file. The data should be
able to be relational (parent child relationships). The engine should
provide an object oriented interface (no SQL). Simply a DB object
that has child table object which inturn have columns and row etc.

I am just having a bit of difficulty in getting started. Can anyone
point me towards some resources or give me some insight into how to
create a simple DBMS.

Thanks,
Steve

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