VB.Net

[jon]

I can't figure out how to connect to Microsoft Access. I
am a new VB programmer and I am looking for a good API
page to help me program. Please help!

 

[Cor]

Hi Jon,

In VB.net are only the VB6 lovers using API's and if something is really not
possible with managed code.

For the connection are classes from the NED framework.

Look for OleDB connection it starts all with a connection string.

One of the places you can find connectionstrings is

www.connectionstring.com

I hope this helps,

Cor

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

In VB.net are only the VB6 lovers using API's and if something is really not
possible with managed code.

For the connection are classes from the NED framework.

Look for OleDB connection it starts all with a connection string.

One of the places you can find connectionstrings is

www.connectionstring.com

If you don't want to see hundreds of popups, use:

<http://www.connectionstrings.com>

 

[Cor]

Hi Herfried,

I had copied it so many times, I thought I could just type it.

)

Thanks for the attention.

Cor

 

[Chris Dunaway]

On Fri, 9 Jan 2004 10:31:03 +0100, Cor wrote:

Hi Cor!

For the connection are classes from the NED framework.

What exactly is the "NED Framework"?? Is this something new from a guy
named NED who works at Microsoft? Should we all be learning about Ned and
his framework?



(Sorry, couldn't resist!)

 

[Cor]

Hi Chris,

If Herfried or Armin had seen this it would been worse.

I live in the Nederland (Netherlands) a small country in Europe,
in my country and Europe an often-used abbreviation for that is NED.

Should we all be learning about Ned and his framework?

Most people in my country are proud on our history and culture.
A long history in freedom from people and there own responsibility.

We had a discussion in this newsgroup yesterday concerning that, maybe a
good idea.

))

Cor