I am the dumb one

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Hey can anyone help me I am trying to create a windows forms application in visual studio 2008 team systems using VB and for some reason my VB 6 code does not work so very well, I need to know how to write my code to insert data to my database using Text Boxes an Buttons for Creating a New Row, Updating, Deleting and Saving, But call me the Dumb one, ive only played around with VBA. Please I Need Help!!!!
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Posted 10-Jan-10 0:11am

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Either Google for tutorials, as the other responder suggested, or buy a book. One on VB and one on SQL would be a good idea. There are some "teach yourself in 10 minutes" books that help you along pretty fast and are relatively cheap. Amazon.com is a good resource for buying books. Also, it is unclear if you are using VB.Net or VB6... if Visual Studio 2008, I'd think VB.Net, though you say VB6.

Remember that we're not here to hold your hand every step of the way. You need to start the work yourself, then come here when you're trying to overcome a specific obstacle. For broad topics, the internet and books are your friend.

Posted 10-Jan-10 0:25am

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Manas Bhardwaj · Accepted Answer · 2010-01-10T00:17:00

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Did you try to google this[^]?

Posted 10-Jan-10 0:17am

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