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My company MetaPro Systems Inc. offer Visual Studio Dot Net Tips &
Tricks for free. The latest one #4 is Generic Data Access Classes.
These classes use ADO.NET data sets. They will allow you to create and
access data sets for any database and table or query you wish. It's
been tested with SQL Server and Access.

Project Type: VB.NET Windows Application Code Behind: Visual Basic
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Bob Avallone
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Nov 18 '05 #1
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It's been tested with SQL Server and Access.


LOL!
Nov 18 '05 #2

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