 | Creating database applications in VB-Part II |
| In the previous lesson you have learned how to create a simple database application using data control. In this lesson, you will work on the same application but use some slightly more advance commands. |
| Visual Basic Tutorials > Database Related |
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| Objects |
| Since VB4, Microsoft has been promoting the "object-oriented" aspects of Visual Basic. It seems like everything you read is object-this and object-that! So what is the real story about objects? Who needs them, and why? How do you use them and when are the |
| Visual Basic Tutorials > Development |
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| VB.NET Optimized Shuffle tutorial |
| This tutorial is explains an optimized and very efficient method of "shuffling" an array in any language. The tutorial is adaptable to any programming language but has been written in VB.NET. |
| Visual Basic Tutorials > Development |
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| Accessing the Windows Registry with the API |
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| Visual Basic Tutorials > Development |
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| Error Handling |
| The bottom line is that all of us make mistakes. VB is pretty clever about finding syntax errors within the IDE, but a number of the possible errors simply cannot be discovered until you try to run the program. This section discusses some of the available |
| Visual Basic Tutorials > Error Handling |
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| File Handling |
| If you want to be an expert VB programmer then you"ll need to know a lot about how VB handles files - what is possible and what is not, plus how to do something in the smallest code or in the least amount of time. To do this you need to understand the fil |
| Visual Basic Tutorials > File Manipulation |
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| Working With Files |
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| Visual Basic Tutorials > File Manipulation |
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| How to use FindFirstFile Win32 API from Visual Bas |
| Article describes how to use Win32 API functions from Visual Basic programming language to find file and obtain extended file info. Free sample Visual Basic code is available for download. Used technologies: Visual Basic 6.0, Win32 API |
| Visual Basic Tutorials > File Manipulation |
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| Creating and deleting dirs |
| Will show you the basics of creating several directories named 1, 2, 3... or using a prefix like dir1, dir2, dir3. Also shows you how to delete an empty dir. |
| Visual Basic Tutorials > File Manipulation |
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| Advanced Visual Basic |
| Learn to use If, Then, Else functions |
| Visual Basic Tutorials > Functions |
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| Basic Menu |
| Learn how to create a basic windows menu bar to your program |
| Visual Basic Tutorials > General Development |
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| Hello World: Advanced Version |
| Echoing Text inputs in VB |
| Visual Basic Tutorials > General Development |
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| Using the MS Scripting Control |
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| Visual Basic Tutorials > General Development |
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| Creating VB Function For MS Excel |
| Start using your VB knowledge in MS Excel. |
| Visual Basic Tutorials > Introduction to Visual Basic |
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| Projects |
| A typical VB application might consist of more than one forms, each of which may have multiple controls. In VB, the information about each form (its own properties as well as those of the controls that are on the form) is saved into its own file. In fac.. |
| Visual Basic Tutorials > Introduction to Visual Basic |
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| Introduction |
| Introduction tutorial to get started in Visual Basic. |
| Visual Basic Tutorials > Introduction to Visual Basic |
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| Introduction to VB Function (Part 2) |
| Learn how to create your own functions. |
| Visual Basic Tutorials > Introduction to Visual Basic |
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| Writing the Codes |
| Basic tutorial on writing the code behind an interface. |
| Visual Basic Tutorials > Introduction to Visual Basic |
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| Visual Basic 6.0 Basics |
| This tutorial covers the ground work for all Visual Basic Scripting, and helps you grasp the concepts of the syntax while remaining easy for all to learn and apply to other scripts! |
| Visual Basic Tutorials > Introduction to Visual Basic |
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| Introduction to VB Function (Part 1) |
| Functions are similar to normal procedures but the main purpose of the functions is to accept certain inputs and pass them on to the main program to finish the execution. They are two types of function, the built-in functions(or internal functions) and th |
| Visual Basic Tutorials > Introduction to Visual Basic |
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