In our last (VB - Database
Access Management), we saw how using the data control and bound data
tools allowed us to develop a simple database
management system. Most of the work done by that DBMS, though, was done by
the underlying Jet database
engine, not Visual Basic. In this lesson, we learn how to interact with another
underlying set of code by programming
the Windows applications interface (API) using dynamic link libraries (DLL).
