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PublisherSAMS

ISBN-101571691545

ISBN-139781571691545

eBay Product ID (ePID)631258

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Number of Pages1040 Pages

LanguageEnglish

Publication NameVisual Basic 6 Client/Server

SubjectProgramming Languages / Visual Basic, Client-Server Computing

Publication Year1998

FeaturesRevised

TypeTextbook

Subject AreaComputers

AuthorGeorge Szabo, David Jung, Noel Jerke, Don Kiely

SeriesSams How-To Ser.

FormatCD-ROM / Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height1.9 in

Item Weight60.8 Oz

Item Length9.1 in

Item Width7.3 in

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Edition Number5

Intended AudienceTrade

LCCN98-084686

Dewey Edition21

IllustratedYes

Dewey Decimal005.2/768

Table Of ContentIntroduction. 1. Client/Server Basics. Discover Client/Server and Other Computing Architectures. Understand File Server Versus Client/Server Database Deployment. Learn about the Two-Tier Versus Three-Tier Client/Server Model. Investigate the Component Object Model. Discover the Service Model. Understand Client/Server Deployments Using Components. Learn More about Client/Server Development Tools Included wth Visual Basic 6. Create a SourceSafe Project. 2. Getting Connected. Display Errors Generated by Remote Data Objects and the RemoteData Control. Write a Connect String. Access Data with the Jet Engine, ODBC, and the Data Control. Make a Connection with the Jet Engine, ODBC, and DAO. Use the SQL passthrough Option. Make a Connection Using the RemoteData Control. Make a Connection Using Remote Data Objects. Benchmark My Connection Options. 3. Data Objects. Create and Run an SQL Query with RDO. Use RDO to Insert, Update, and Delete Records. Use rdoquery to Parameterize a Query. Control the Number of Rows Returned in a Resultset by RDO. Retrieve Multiple Resultsets with RDO. Perform an Asynchronous Query with RDO. Submit an SQL Query Using ADO. Create a Prepared Statement Using ADO. Parameterize a Query With ADO. Use Transactions with ADO. 4. User Interface Design. Create a Simple MDI Application. Build an Active Toolbar to Simplify Access to Menu Functions. Implement Right Mouse Button Context Menus. Make an Application Drag-and-Drop Capable. Organize Form Contents Using the Tab Control. Load a List or Combo Box with the Results of a Query. Populate an Unbound Grid. Display Calculated Fields in an Unbound Grid. Control the Number of Rows Displayed. Create a Master/Detail Form. Create a Query by Example. Build an HTML Application Interface. Add Activex Controls to the Interface. Place Data on the Web Page. 5. Object-Oriented Application Development. Utilize the Basics of Object-Oriented Programming. Implement a Basic Class Module. Use a Collection of Classes. Implement an Object Model. Build ActiveX Components. Implement Interfaces. Build an ActiveX Control. 6. Business Objects. Set Up an ActiveX Business Object Project. Encapsulate Business Rules Into a Class. Encapsulate Business Rules Into an In-Process Server (Activex DLL). Encapsulate Business Rules Into an Out-of-Process Server (Activex EXE). Move My Business Object to a Remote Server. Pass Variant Arrays to And From a Business Object. Encapsulate Business Rules to Run in Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS). 7. Basic SQL Server Management. Use the SQL Editing Tools in Visual Basic. Create a Device. Create a Database. Create a Table. Define Primary and Foreign Keys. Index a Table for Efficiency and Performance. Create a Trigger to Control Data Integrity. Create a View. Create and Execute a Stored Procedure. Create a Stored Procedure that Performs a Transaction. Create a Query Using SQL Server Web Assistant. Optimize My Server. 8. Visual Basic and Active Server Pages on the Web. Build a Sample Web Page Using Active Server Pages. Build a Database-Driven Report with Active Server Pages. Create an Active Server Pages Component Using Visual Basic. Build a Multipage Tracking System. Build Reports Based on Ad-Hoc Query Web Pages. Build an Active Server Pages Client/Server Messaging System. 9. Building IIS Applications with Visual Basic 6.0. Get Started Building IIS Applications. Build a Simple IIS Application. Build an IIS Application with Class Features. Build an IIS Application-Based Multipage Tracking System. Build an IIS Application-Based Ad-Hoc Query Report. Build an IIS Application-Based Client/Server Messaging System. 10. Reporting and Data Connection Support.

Edition DescriptionRevised edition

SynopsisVisual Basic 6 Client/Server How-To is a practical step-by-step guide to implementing three-tiered distributed slient/server solutions using the tools provided in Microsoft's Visual Basic 6. It addresses the needs of programmers looking for answers to real-world questions and assures them that what they create really works. It also helps to simplify the client/server development process by providing a framework for solution development.

LC Classification NumberQA76.73.B3W3337 1999