Is the choice between VB6 and VB.Net? And you already have Visual Studio
..Net installed?
Two obvious benefits of VB.Net (from a manager's perspective) would be
strict type checking (with Option Strict on) and structured exception
handling. The first prevents many coding errors, the later gives you better
control over those that do crop up. The end result is more robust code.
There are some disadvantages to .Net too, of course -- it requires the .Net
framework to be installed on client machines, and it's not a direct upgrade
from VB6, so it's not a good choice for upgrading or maintaining existing
VB6 code.
Without knowing more about your company's situation, it's hard to be
specific about how, or whether, VB.Net is better for you.
"bill joyce" <bi*******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:O5**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
Hello,
We have been told to stop using .net. I would like some help in
justifying .net use. I have already been there with dll hell, a better
vb. If you have been there any input will help.
Thanks
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