CharlieMike73
Programmer
Hello,
I just bought Visual Studio (Visual Basic) .net - Standard Edition with a VB .net book, and need to connect to a remote MySQL database that has the data that I need to develop an inferface for.
For some reason I get told that I can ONLY connect to MS Access or a MS SQL server when I try to configure the ODBC connection string in VS .net.
The MySQL ODBC is installed and configured correctly - I have used this to import (link) the tables into a local MS Access DB, but I want to connect directly.
How do I do this?
Or if this is a limitation on the version I have, which I sure to god hope is not the case; because I have to be able to connect to Oracle 8i too, how do I link to the MS Access tables and include the date from them?
I have done some ASP before, but I have never used the VS .net interface to create a web form so any help is greatly appreciated.
Also any sites that people could recommend would be of a great help too, especially ones talking about Oracle and MySQL DBMS’s with ASP .net and/or VS .net.
Thank you,
Charlie
I just bought Visual Studio (Visual Basic) .net - Standard Edition with a VB .net book, and need to connect to a remote MySQL database that has the data that I need to develop an inferface for.
For some reason I get told that I can ONLY connect to MS Access or a MS SQL server when I try to configure the ODBC connection string in VS .net.
The MySQL ODBC is installed and configured correctly - I have used this to import (link) the tables into a local MS Access DB, but I want to connect directly.
How do I do this?
Or if this is a limitation on the version I have, which I sure to god hope is not the case; because I have to be able to connect to Oracle 8i too, how do I link to the MS Access tables and include the date from them?
I have done some ASP before, but I have never used the VS .net interface to create a web form so any help is greatly appreciated.
Also any sites that people could recommend would be of a great help too, especially ones talking about Oracle and MySQL DBMS’s with ASP .net and/or VS .net.
Thank you,
Charlie