Sample Vb Program Access Database
Visual Basic Express and Databases - the easy way. For this tutorial, we're going to create a simple Address Book project. The names and addresses will come from a Microsoft Access database. Download the database before starting these lessons. Once you have saved the database to your own computer, you can begin.
The source code and executable files for several sample programs that illustrate using the Microsoft® OLE DB Provider for AS/400 and VSAM, the Microsoft® OLE DB Provider for DB2, and the Microsoft® ODBC Driver for DB2 are included on the Microsoft® Host Integration Server 2000 CD-ROM and as part of the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) Platform SDK. These sample programs are located in the SDK Samples DataAccess subdirectory on the Host Integration Server 2000 CD-ROM. These files are also copied to your hard drive during Host Integration Server and Host Integration Client installation when the SDK option is selected. When installed as part of the MSDN Platform SDK, these samples are located under the Samples NetDS HIS DataAccess subdirectory below where the MSDN Platform SDK has been installed. These sample programs include the files in the following subdirectories.
Nightcore Download Pack. Sample Program Description ODBCQuery The ODBC Query demo application written in C. This sample can be used with the ODBC Driver for DB2. Epiphone Serial Numbers Identification on this page. RowsetViewer The OLE DB RowsetViewer sample application written in C++. This sample can be with either the OLE DB Provider for DB2 or the OLE DB Provider for AS/400 and VSAM. These sample programs with source code are provided as part of the MDAC SDK and the MSDN Platform SDK can be used with the data access features of Host Integration Server 2000: • This application written on C++ allows you to connect to the OLE DB Provider, open a table window, type the host file name or database, return a rowset, and browse the contents.
You can navigate the table, using seek and set range on indexed files when the version of this sample is used with the OLE DB Provider for AS/400 and VSAM. Before running any of these examples with the OLE DB Provider for AS/400 and VSAM, it is necessary to create a data file on the SNA host that will be used for demonstration purposes. After a suitable file is created on the host, it is necessary to run the Data Descriptions management console snap-in application in order to configure the appropriate default settings for the OLE DB Provider for AS/400 and VSAM, such as APPC mode, the character code set Identifier (CCSID) to be used when converting host data, and the Code Page to be used on the local PC.
If the data is on a mainframe host, it is also necessary to configure a data description (create a host column description file) using the Data Descriptions management console snap-in. The host column description specifies the column description of the data file on the host and how the OLE DB Provider for AS/400 and VSAM should convert data from the host to the PC. Although an HCD file is unnecessary to access data files on the AS/400, a host column description can be specified that will override the default conversions. The following sections discuss setting up and using each sample application in more detail.