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MSDN Webcast: Visual Basic .NET Soup to Nuts: Visual Basic and SQL Server 2005 (Level 200)

Overview The presenter of this webcast discusses how to include data access features in the applications. The presenter specifically addresses how to integrate Microsoft SQL Server 2005 database functionality directly into the Web and Windows-based applications. The attendee of this webcast will see how Microsoft Visual Basic enables a person to programmatically get direct access to SQL Server data. This webcast also overlooks at the various features in Visual Basic that empower a person to develop against SQL Server 2005 and other data sources.

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Publisher	Microsoft
Live Date	15th June 2007 01:00 UTC
Format	Webcast
Topics	Programming Languages, .NET, Application Development

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