SQL Server, Visual Basic (VB), Other Database Applications & Languages

Hands on SQL Server 7 with VB6

Name: Hands on SQL Server 7 with VB6
Author: Wayne Freeze
ISBN: 9780761513858

by Wayne Freeze

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Overview

This is a SQL Server tutorial aimed at improving decision making and simplifying business processes with MicrosoftÆs SQL Server 7 and Visual Basic 6. It includes comprehensive coverage of VB6 in business and on the Web using high-performance solutions presented in a practical, hands-on manner.

About the Author, Wayne Freeze

Wayne S. Freeze is a full-time computer book author, software developer, and technology consultant. Having worked with computers for over 25 years, Wayne has seen computers grow from room-sized machines to palm top devices. His previous books have covered programming in Visual Basic, SQL, and the Internet. His titles have received favorable reviews from magazines such as Dr. Dobbs and have been featured on Microsoft's MSDN Web site.

In his spare time, he likes to photograph war birds at airshows, read and write science fiction, play with his two children (Christopher and Samantha), tinker with his aquarium, and play with his collection of cars in various sizes. Wayne's formal education includes degrees in electrical engineering, computer science, and business management. You can visit his Web site at www.justpc.com or send him e-mail at [email protected].

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A project-based guide for computer programmers who want to program for Microsoft's database management product Structured Query Language using its strategic language Visual Basic. Assumes a beginning to intermediate experience with programming in Visual Basic: how to write and debug a program, comfort with the development environment, and how to use most of the common controls. Also assumes knowledge of Windows and a basic knowledge of SQL. The CD-ROM contains an evaluation version of the SQL and source code and examples from the text. No bibliography. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.