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by John Connell
This book covers all of the new and improved data-access features of Visual Basic 6 (VB6) and illustrates how to put the various components and techniques to work in real-world applications. The first chapter spells out the concepts of databases in general and then introduces the reader to the Data Control and the VB Data Form Wizard--a quick way to snap together a database interface.
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by Thearon Willis
A text for VB developers who want to integrate SQL Server 2000 into their applications. Covers everything needed to work with SQL Server 2000, covering topics like SQL Server 2000 tools, managing database security, building and deploying English query applications, and more.
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by John Smiley
Well-known computer author John Smiley, has written Learn to Program Databases with Visual Basic 6, which features a very friendly approach to learning the basics of database programming with Visual Basic. Aimed at the novice Visual Basic programmer, this patient tutorial may be just what you've been waiting for in order to master databases within VB.
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by Richard Mansfield
This friendly guide, packed with real-world examples and plain-English explanations, cuts through the jargon and shows you step-by-step how to create powerful database applications in Visual Basic 6. Visual Basic 6 Database Programming For Dummies is your fun and easy guide to getting the most from the Visual Basic 6 database tools.
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by Thearon Willis
Useful for any developer who works with Microsoft SQL Server databases, Beginning Visual Basic SQL Server 7.0 delivers the goods on several key technologies, as well as a thorough introduction to working with SQL Server and its related tools. It's an essential resource for anyone who wants to take advantage of the performance and reusability of server-side stored procedures on the Microsoft platform.