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guru sami: &nbsp;thanks for the links...they look pretty good.<br />
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srikanthreddyn143: I have purchased about 15 books and have not found the above mentioned need. &nbsp; &nbsp;The one you listed looks good on Amazon. &nbsp;I will buy it.<br />
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Thanks
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guru sami:  thanks for the links...they look pretty good.

srikanthreddyn143: I have purchased about 15 books and have not found the above mentioned need.    The one you listed looks good on Amazon.  I will buy it.

Thanks

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Hey There<br />
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I am looking for a good book on Visual Basic 2005 Database Prograamming. &nbsp;I would really like to find one that step-by-step builds an application with record navigation controls, Datagrdiview use and database updating. &nbsp;<br />
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I purchased Beginning VB 2005 Databases by James Huddleston at the suggestion of a member here. &nbsp;While it does an excellent job on the ADO.Net coding it utilizes the console for output viewing. &nbsp;<br />
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Can anyone recommend a good book that contains a step-by-step build of an application with record navigation controls, Datagrdiview use and database updating?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
jimbo99999<br />
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Thanks
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Hey There

I am looking for a good book on Visual Basic 2005 Database Prograamming.  I would really like to find one that step-by-step builds an application with record navigation controls, Datagrdiview use and database updating.  

I purchased Beginning VB 2005 Databases by James Huddleston at the suggestion of a member here.  While it does an excellent job on the ADO.Net coding it utilizes the console for output viewing.  

Can anyone recommend a good book that contains a step-by-step build of an application with record navigation controls, Datagrdiview use and database updating?

Thanks,
jimbo99999



Thanks

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