Tutorials on database connectivity (access, SQL server, Oracle) vb.net

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Dear friends
I am Sarfaraz. I have just finished my project in vb6. As so many experts on code project have suggested to switch Vb.net giving many reasons and considering their opinions and suggestions i want to concentrate more on Vb.net now.
i have used Vb.net but not to the level i want. Now i need your valuable suggestions regarding VB.net. My request is

I can write vb.net code but i need some tutorials on database connectivity (access, SQL server, Oracle) but all in code not at design time so that i can write make some projects in Vb.net in future.

Thank you
Sarfaraz

Posted 24-Nov-12 23:44pm

sarfarazbhat

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DaveAuld · Answer 1 · 2012-11-25T00:08:00

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The best place to get a bunch of tutorials is here;
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/bb466226[^]

Scroll down to the section "Forms over Data", there are some interesting videos on the basic e.g. #15 it shows how the various components plug together.

Posted 25-Nov-12 0:08am

DaveAuld