Visual Basic 6 Database Program Tutorial
Developers use Visual Basic 6 to create Windows-based applications. These applications can perform a variety of functions, including extracting data from a database. Visual Basic comes ready with a feature that allows connections to database servers to be made in a secure manner, one that is tuned so that other users of the database do not suffer any performance degradation.
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Instructions
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Run the Visual Basic 6 program.
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Create a new Visual Basic Windows Forms project.
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Click "Tools" then "Connect to Database."
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Enter the name of the database server, then from the drop-down list select the database name. Click "OK."
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The database is listed under "Data Connections" and is available to the Visual Basic project.
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