C# with VB.Net

[E G]

I'm new to C# but I have experience in VB.Net. I have a db with tables
and stored procedures. I already built the DAL in VB.NET. Can I use this
with a C# application? Do you know of any really good examples of
accessing data using C# and stored procedures? (Insert, Update, Delete,
Select, parameters and no parameters)

Thanks in advance.

Ed

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[Marina Levit [MVP]]

You can use a DLL the source for which was written in any .NET language in
any other .NET project.

Learning C# shouldn't be very difficult. It is just about learning the
syntax - which is not hard. As long as you know the framework, the switch
should be simple - the real difficulty in terms of having to learn lot's of
things is in the framework. So as long as you know that, the switch should
be pretty straight forward.

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I'm new to C# but I have experience in VB.Net. I have a db with tables
and stored procedures. I already built the DAL in VB.NET. Can I use this
with a C# application? Do you know of any really good examples of
accessing data using C# and stored procedures? (Insert, Update, Delete,
Select, parameters and no parameters)

Thanks in advance.

Ed

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"E G" wrote:

I'm new to C# but I have experience in VB.Net. I have a db with tables
and stored procedures. I already built the DAL in VB.NET. Can I use this
with a C# application? Do you know of any really good examples of
accessing data using C# and stored procedures? (Insert, Update, Delete,
Select, parameters and no parameters)

Thanks in advance.

Ed

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