There is about five ways, to bond, quilt, weave, knit, or non-weave.
There are several ways to connect Visual Basic 6.0 access databases, but to use module and data environment equipment, one must obtain access to the actual program to download first.
I think it can be gas, telephone, water, electric power. But i can be wrong.
To access a particular data item in a sequential file, you need to read in all items in the file prior to the item of interest. This works acceptably well for small data files of unstructured data, but for large, structured files, this process is time-consuming and wasteful. Sometimes, we need to access data in non-sequential ways. Files which allow non-sequential access are random access files.
n reply to your 4 questions: a) Yes: VB is the same as VBA when it comes to modules, procedures, variables, loops, branches, operators, and many functions. b) As above. c) There is some similarity between VB forms/controls and Access forms/controls, but they are different in crucial ways. VB forms lack the core functionality you are used to in Access: e.g.: - the form's events are different (Dirty, BeforeUpdate); - the controls are different (e.g. Text verses Value properties); - VB lacks subforms for handling the related data so easily. VB lacks the Access reports completely. It also lacks the table and query design interface Access has. Building a VB 6 application is therefore a completely different proposition than building an Access application. Since Access gives you data-centric controls, forms, reports, and table and query designers, doing the same job in VB will take you much longer. d) Since Access and VB are different beasts, used for different purposes, I don't have links that do exactly what you ask. But here's some that will give you info on VB: http://www.mvps.org/vb/index2.html?samples.htm http://www.mvps.org/vbnet/ http://www.xbeat.net/vbspeed/ -- Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia Tips for Access users - http://allenbrowne.com/tips.html Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org. "Irshad Alam" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:6E30AE82-9E61-4788-8E7A-(E-Mail Removed)... > Could you all please advise me the basic difference between the Visual > basic > 6 and Microsoft Access VBA. > > I am working on Microsoft Access programming from last few years and very > much fimiliar with Access VBA. Now I am planning to start with Visual > Basic > 6, I have following question in my mind : > a) Will the VBA will give an advantage to understand the Visual Basic 6 > programming. b) Will I able to work on Visual Basic 6 easily OR its > entirely > different method of programming. > C)Are the objects of Visual basic same like forms,reports,query,table > D) On which web site I am find more information of the basic differences > of > both. > > Thanking you all for the supports you people provide for the access users. > > Regards. > > Irshad
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There are four ways to classify a mineral:They have a crystal structureThey are formed in natureThey have a definite chemical makeupThey are a solid
I don't know if this is THE four ways, but here are four possible ways:Temperature/Color (amounts to the same thing)SizePopulation ("metallicity" is essentially a different description of pretty much the same thing)Mass
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classifying contitutionscon can be classified in man
Two ways are by temperature and brightness
The two ways are: Heterogeneous Homogeneous
The government can be classified in so many ways except the square miles of territory governed by its leaders
plants and animals are classified as living things
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