In this Visual Basic 2010 programming tutorial, we'll be connecting to and pulling data from a MySQL database, utilizing the ADO.NET connector provided at www.mysql.com In this video, we will perform the following tasks: 1.) Creating the Connection Objects, a Connection String, and a Query String 2.) Connecting to our MySQL Database 3.) Drawing Data from our Database to our Windows Form 4.) Filtering our query results, and sorting the data 5.) Creating a Table Relationship to pull data from multiple tables 6.) Disconnecting from the Database This tutorial assumes that you already have an operable MySQL database, access to the database, and a basic working knowledge of your database.
Friday, July 6, 2012
Visual Basic Programming Tutorial - Connecting to a MySQL Database with VB.NET Using ADO.NET
Visual Basic Programming Tutorial - Connecting to a MySQL Database with VB.NET Using ADO.NET Tube. Duration : 28.37 Mins.
In this Visual Basic 2010 programming tutorial, we'll be connecting to and pulling data from a MySQL database, utilizing the ADO.NET connector provided at www.mysql.com In this video, we will perform the following tasks: 1.) Creating the Connection Objects, a Connection String, and a Query String 2.) Connecting to our MySQL Database 3.) Drawing Data from our Database to our Windows Form 4.) Filtering our query results, and sorting the data 5.) Creating a Table Relationship to pull data from multiple tables 6.) Disconnecting from the Database This tutorial assumes that you already have an operable MySQL database, access to the database, and a basic working knowledge of your database.
In this Visual Basic 2010 programming tutorial, we'll be connecting to and pulling data from a MySQL database, utilizing the ADO.NET connector provided at www.mysql.com In this video, we will perform the following tasks: 1.) Creating the Connection Objects, a Connection String, and a Query String 2.) Connecting to our MySQL Database 3.) Drawing Data from our Database to our Windows Form 4.) Filtering our query results, and sorting the data 5.) Creating a Table Relationship to pull data from multiple tables 6.) Disconnecting from the Database This tutorial assumes that you already have an operable MySQL database, access to the database, and a basic working knowledge of your database.
