Gautam,
You can find some fine books by the Coriolis Group
at http://www.vb5.com/coriol.htm
Tom Margraff
http://www.vb5.com
Quote:
> gautam,
> I have been doing what you are about to do for about 7 weeks now, and I
> respectfully disagree that the online help will be sufficient, given your
> amount of experience. While I don't have a lot of experience with visual
> languages(object-oriented), I have had classes in VB and VC++ and did not
> find online help to be enough except for the most simple application. I
> would suggest "Using Visual Basic 4" Special Edition by Que if you plan
to
> write even one SQL Query, and are unfamilar w/ the SQL syntax. If you do
> not plan to use SQL(you probably will anyway) try Peter Norton's Guide to
> VB 4.
> Please keep in mind that this is only MY opinion.
> Good Luck,
> Ron
> > > I am developing a database using visual Basic 4. I have never done
> > > any programming in any visual language. I would appreciate if some
> > > kind/knowledgeable soul can refer me some book to start developing
> > > a database.
> > > Thanks,
> > > Gautam Aggarwal
> > I guess what you're trying to do is develop an interface to a database
> > using VB and the database is being developed by some DBMS. If that is
> > the case you can use the online help in VB to develop the interface.
The
> > online help is more than sufficient for simple applications.
> > Hari
good visual basic book