VB.Net of Visual Studio.Net 2003

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VB.Net of Visual Studio.Net 2003 VS Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition

Good Day!

Would be appreciate if there is solution for the following problem:

- In VB.Net of Visual Studio.Net 2003, developer can click and drag a table
listed in the Server Explorer from a connected database to the form. This
will add OleDbConnection control and OleDbDataAdapter control to the form .
Developer can also Click Data -> Generate Dataset to generate dataset.

- Would like to know can all the processes mentioned above be done in
Microsoft Free Download of Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition?

Thanks for any feedback, really appreciate it!

For your information:

Processes Screen Shot as in VB.Net of Visual Studio.Net 2003

http://aycu23.webshots.com/image/6142/2004235535092293225_rs.jpg

http://aycu06.webshots.com/image/4765/2004236376857640033_rs.jpg
 
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Hunk Gym said:
VB.Net of Visual Studio.Net 2003 VS Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition

Good Day!

Would be appreciate if there is solution for the following problem:

- In VB.Net of Visual Studio.Net 2003, developer can click and drag a
table
listed in the Server Explorer from a connected database to the form. This
will add OleDbConnection control and OleDbDataAdapter control to the form
.
Developer can also Click Data -> Generate Dataset to generate dataset.

- Would like to know can all the processes mentioned above be done in
Microsoft Free Download of Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition?

Thanks for any feedback, really appreciate it!

For your information:

Processes Screen Shot as in VB.Net of Visual Studio.Net 2003

http://aycu23.webshots.com/image/6142/2004235535092293225_rs.jpg

http://aycu06.webshots.com/image/4765/2004236376857640033_rs.jpg
Why not download Express and try it? It's free.
Data access in V S 2005 is different, but there are plenty of articles that
describe the process.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/default.aspx

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vb/features/data/
 

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