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Tutorials-Visual Basic 2005(Video #11)



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In this tutorial we will be making a database and in that database we will make a table, using Microsoft's Visual Basic 2005.


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interesting. what ... ( 1 year ago by DMK741)
interesting. what are some practical uses for databases?
For lots of things. ... ( 1 year ago by Ilikewatermelon27)
For lots of things. :) Some of them include remembering the users preferences or users like in the tutorial. This is because it can actually hold data.
so, like, what ... ( 1 year ago by DMK741)
so, like, what would be an example of databases in everyday programs? internet browsers, etc.....
cool, thanks for ... ( 1 year ago by adamshor)
cool, thanks for the video, i'm going to have a go at creating a button and text box so it can add and delete users, or maybe even put a password on it!!!
Database are just a ... ( 1 year ago by 07jscott)
Database are just a way to store entitys, attributes and their relationships... An example would be having a table for Books(entity)... This table holds information about books(attributes) like ISBN, BookName, Publisher, Author, Price Well to give an example for relationships you have a table for publishers(entity) and things like PublisherID, PublisherName, PublisherPhoneNumber Well a relationship links the publisher from the books table to the publisher table... kind of like connect the dots
makes sense. thanks! ( 1 year ago by DMK741)
makes sense. thanks!
at the part, that ... ( 10 months ago by jrvitales)
at the part, that you imported the SQL D-base, what version is it? and is it a part of the 2005 installation? thanks! message me..
Yeah, you can just ... ( 10 months ago by Ilikewatermelon27)
Yeah, you can just get SQL when you are installing. I also believe that you can download SQL from the Microsoft website.
ohh.. hmm, so all i ... ( 10 months ago by jrvitales)
ohh.. hmm, so all i have to do is install 2005, then it comes with it, thanks! ^_^
im a fun of you, more vides to come, request if posible -timer -progresssbar -listview capabilities -shutdown,restart and logout command. -copy past system (Eq. Copying the App to your documents) thanks! heheh.... ^^
How can i put a ... ( 10 months ago by Hellfire688)
How can i put a default home page of my choice when the Web Browser starts? Where i must go and who is the code of Home?
Hmm, can't you make ... ( 9 months ago by hoithebest)
Hmm, can't you make a tutorial to SendKeys.Send with clicking? Thanks
Go to Tools and ' ... ( 5 months ago by Timmehb)
Go to Tools and 'connect to database', choose SQL database from there.



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