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Visual Basic 2010 with MS-Access Database

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Understanding ADO .Net for Visual Basic 2010 and Microsoft Access 2003 / 2007 Database Visual Basic .Net and Ado.Net for MS-Access Database course online There are two methods to work with MS-Access 2003/2007/2010/2013/2016/2019 Database (*.Mdb / *.Accdb) from Visual Basic 2010 using ADO .Net technology . With .NET, Microsoft has released a new mechanism for accessing data: ADO.NET. The name is a carryover from Microsoft's ADO (ActiveX Data Objects) technology, but it no longer stands for ActiveX Data Objects--it's just ADO.NET. To avoid confusion, I will refer to ADO.NET as ADO.NET and to ADO as classic ADO. If you're familiar with classic ADO, be careful--ADO.NET is not a descendant, it's a new technology. In order to support the Internet evolution, ADO.NET is highly focused on disconnected data and on the ability for anything to be a source of data. While you will find many concepts in ADO.NET to be similar to concepts in classic ADO, it is not t