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VB - Database Access Management

 
All business applications need to store large volumes of data organized in a format so that information can be retrieved efficiently and quickly as and when required. With the help of a DBMS (Database Management System), managing the data becomes easy. A DBMS is a system that manages the storage and retrieval of data in a database.

Further Microsoft Visual Basic provides tools for creating and accessing a variety of RDBMS (Relational Database Management System). An RDBMS stores and retrieves information according to the relationship defined. In a RDBMS, the data is the container of the tables in which all data is stored in the relationships is formed by data values.

A database is a collection of data that is related one to another to support a common application. For example Employee details - Name, Address, etc. Each of these collections of data continue a database.

Database accessing methods are as follows;

  1. Jet Engine - Accessing Microsoft Access and Visual Basic databases.

  2. ODBC (Open Database Connectivity) - Allow access to the client server databases on a network.

  3. ISAM (Index Sequential Access Method) - Used to access flat databases such as dBase, FoxPro, ParaDox.

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Contents

Database Structure and Terminology

ADO Data Control (ADODC)

Data Links

Assigning Tables

Bound Data Tools
Example - Accessing the Books Database

Creating a Virtual Table

Finding Specific Records
Example - Rolodex’ Searching of the Books Database

Data Manager
Example - Phone Directory - Creating the Database

Database Management
Example - Phone Directory - Managing the Database

Custom Data Aware Controls

Creating a Data Report
Exercise - Home Inventory Database

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