VB.NET 2013: Databases - Introduction to Databases and SQL (Part 1/5)

[@lowercase-t]

Mr Dingle, I thank you with intensity!

[@lliamwebster7965]

Hi Mr Dingle, I have been watching your videos for 2 years now and I just wanted to say thank you! You have been the best with programming tutorials! I have been creating programs all the time now! It is my favourite hobby and I hope that it can also be my future! Thanks to you I have suddenly got an interest in math because I like the idea of making complex mathematical programs and I am excelling in my computer science class and I even help the teacher out with his code! (python) I just wanted to say thanks! I have 3 months holidays so I can finish off your tutorial and hopefully get to GUI very soon! Thanks! yours sincerely, Lliam B Webster

[@NicholasDingle]

Thanks Lliam!! It means a lot to me (being a teacher) to hear you've grown a love for all those subjects. Share the love of programming with as many as you can

[@haroldlbc]

this is a good play list, many people should know this.

[@ericratajczak5862]

Thanks from a database newb.

[@newart88]

Great tutorial. Thanks a lot.

[@harry250007]

sir please tell me how to navigate through records in vb.net

[@haroldlbc]

hi master, same algorithm/method apply to MSSQL also? thanks..

[@NicholasDingle]

What I'm using is known as ACE, which is a modern version of Microsoft's database management system. If you're trying to use the old database system, this is known as JET. Most of the code should be the same, however the connection string will be different. Check this website to figure out which one you want. www.connectionstrings.com/

[@haroldlbc]

thanks master