Visual Basic6 Database Programming For Dummies
ISBN: 978-0-7645-0625-3
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408 pages
September 1999
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Introduction.
PART I: The Basics of Databases.
Chapter 1: The Big Picture: Visual Basic's Database Features.
Chapter 2: Databases 101: How Databases Work.
PART II: Making a Connection.
Chapter 3: Getting Connected with Data Controls and the Data Form Wizard.
Chapter 4: Using the Data Environment Designer.
Chapter 5: A Collection of Connections.
PART III: Contacting the User.
Chapter 6: Reports -- Plain and Fancy.
Chapter 7: Designing a User Interface.
PART IV: Building a New Database.
Chapter 8: Creating and Manipulating a New Database.
Chapter 9: Validating and Indexing Your Data.
Chapter 10: Creating Custom, Data-Bound ActiveX UserControls.
PART V: The Internet Connection.
Chapter 11: Translating Windows Applications to Web Pages: Using the ActiveX Document Migration Wizard.
Chapter 12: Mixing HTML and VB: Active Server Pages.
Chapter 13: IIS Applications: Moving Beyond ASP.
PART VI: Hands-On Programming.
Chapter 14: Doing It Yourself: Data Access Programming.
Chapter 15: Acronym Soup: ADO, DAO, RDO, UDA.
Chapter 16: Focus on ADO.
Chapter 17: Killing Bugs.
PART VII: Working with Queries.
Chapter 18: Automatic SQL: Using the Query Designer.
Chapter 19: A Brief Dictionary of SQL.
PART VIII: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 20: Ten Outstanding Add-Ons.
Chapter 21: Ten Topics that Don't Fit Elsewhere in the Book (But Are Important).
Index.
Book Registration Information.
PART I: The Basics of Databases.
Chapter 1: The Big Picture: Visual Basic's Database Features.
Chapter 2: Databases 101: How Databases Work.
PART II: Making a Connection.
Chapter 3: Getting Connected with Data Controls and the Data Form Wizard.
Chapter 4: Using the Data Environment Designer.
Chapter 5: A Collection of Connections.
PART III: Contacting the User.
Chapter 6: Reports -- Plain and Fancy.
Chapter 7: Designing a User Interface.
PART IV: Building a New Database.
Chapter 8: Creating and Manipulating a New Database.
Chapter 9: Validating and Indexing Your Data.
Chapter 10: Creating Custom, Data-Bound ActiveX UserControls.
PART V: The Internet Connection.
Chapter 11: Translating Windows Applications to Web Pages: Using the ActiveX Document Migration Wizard.
Chapter 12: Mixing HTML and VB: Active Server Pages.
Chapter 13: IIS Applications: Moving Beyond ASP.
PART VI: Hands-On Programming.
Chapter 14: Doing It Yourself: Data Access Programming.
Chapter 15: Acronym Soup: ADO, DAO, RDO, UDA.
Chapter 16: Focus on ADO.
Chapter 17: Killing Bugs.
PART VII: Working with Queries.
Chapter 18: Automatic SQL: Using the Query Designer.
Chapter 19: A Brief Dictionary of SQL.
PART VIII: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 20: Ten Outstanding Add-Ons.
Chapter 21: Ten Topics that Don't Fit Elsewhere in the Book (But Are Important).
Index.
Book Registration Information.
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