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Store a data table
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No, you'd use ADO to latch onto a data source, such as Access. ADO and data sources id a whole topic in itself; you might want to check out ADO on MSDN.
You can also read/write flat files natively or with FSO (file systems object.)
There are many ways to go, but no built-in db.
You can also read/write flat files natively or with FSO (file systems object.)
There are many ways to go, but no built-in db.
You create front-ends with VB and connect to whatever database you choose to use, which among other things could be an MDB file.
Although you can use data controls for data-binding similar to what you find in Access forms, most professional programmers tend not to use them due to their inherent inflexibility and inefficiency.
Although you can use data controls for data-binding similar to what you find in Access forms, most professional programmers tend not to use them due to their inherent inflexibility and inefficiency.
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