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| | I'm doing VB code in the MS-Access. How is this? Is this the good practice for programming? Thank you.
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| Again your links don't work Bharathi. 
Keithhttp://www.martin2k.co.uk/forums/ I've been programming with VB for 12 years. Started with VB4 16bit Pro, VB5 Pro, VB6 Pro/Enterprise and now VB3 Pro. But I'm no expert, I'm still learning. |
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| VB programming is a little bit easy. But, in terms of databasing it needs a little bit of patience and understanding. The best way to practice VB is to go to the VB environment and try to create a program that you think you can. Bring with you your books and guides for your basis. If you have mastered it then try to proceed to a more difficult program. It includes the creating of database and SQL.
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| Nah ... It just gets tiresome dealing with the same old stuff when trying to have a (somewhat) intelligent programming discussion if any part of it involves VB or Access. It certainly doesn't upset me,
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