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Complete steps to connect SQL server 2000 with VB6.0"

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Hi , i want u to help me in connecting
SQL
server 2K with VB 6.0 and to write queries in
Vb to access SQL table for insertion,
deletion
and updation

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by cmiller5400

1. move hand to backpack.
2. Use hand to open backpack.
3. use hand to grasp book on VB6 programming.
4. use hand to remove book.
5. use hand to place book on table.
6. use hand to open book to page 1.
7. use eyes to read page.
8. use brain to comprehend what you are reading.
9. when finished with page, use hand to turn page.
10. repeat as necessary to finish book.

We don't do your assignments for you; YOU must do them to learn.

by tony hopkinson

read a book, googled or turned up to class then?

You asked this a month or so ago. Even if I was prepared to spend the next 4 days on your remedial tuition, I suspect, you wouldn't understand a word of it anyway.

Get off your ass and have a go, if you get stuck with a bit of it, then we might be able to spare a bit of time handing you a useful clue, like so

Google

VB6 ADO SQL Server

by kmanimaran88

Thanks for ur post sir... u have mistaken me this is the first time i have posted it... if u could not help me out please dont post like this.....

by tony hopkinson

you hang around with instead of turning up then.

If you want to be successful in IT, (or anything else), you've got to put effort into it. Not even the trip in a hearse is a free ride in real life. No one is going to carry you, no one is going to help you for nothing, no one is going to view you as anything but a complete waste of space with the attitude evident from your question.

I do try to help, but connecting VB6 to SQL server is the least of your problems as I see it.

Any decent VB6 site, book, magazine, or even it's own help would have covered databases and provided examples.

You obviously didn't look, and the first thing any IT developer should be is insatiably curious.

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