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Have you looked at this tutorial http://www.timesheetsmts.com/adotutorial.htm? I realize it's for access, but I'm pretty sure that the OO of it allows for interfacing of any database system, but I could be wrong.
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Originally Posted by techz_boy
yeah i've visit that sites. but i'm still confuse with the db.i use ms sql 2000
I think you said (in a previous thread) you had no problem with the MSSQL connection string. With ADO, the database access is pretty standard, unless you plan to do something advanced or too specific for a given engine.
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As Alvein said all you need to do with that tutorial is change the connection string to get it to work with SQL Server. Look here: http://www.carlprothman.net/Default....erForSQLServer for a connection strings for SQL Server.
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