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what is the connection and the command in the vb.net also what is the data adaptor ,why we need them and how who use them,im new to the vb programming language really need help to get started also if anyone know a good tutorial web site that will be a big help for me:)))

p.s i need an articles explain all the functions needed in the web application

Posted 26-Dec-09 11:25am

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Updated 27-Dec-09 23:55pm

Rajesh R Subramanian

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AspDotNetDev · Answer 1 · 2009-12-26T15:59:00

Here are some search terms you can use when googling for resources (tutorials, books, etc.):

ASP.Net
	-Used to build web applications.
SQL Server
	-A database to store data used by web applications.
VB.Net SQL
	-This combination should yield results of how to interact
		with a database from VB.Net.
HTML
	-You need to know this to develop for the web.
JavaScript
	-This can make your web apps faster, but you don't always
		need to know this.

You should also pick up a book on some of these topics. Some books actually cover most of these topics all in the same book. Also, if you aren't set on learning VB.Net, I suggest you learn C# instead. The syntax just makes more sense, if you ask me. Good luck!