DC Data Manger 1.0

Few Lines to add in your Form_Load event and you will get full control over your form and all included (TextBox - Lables-Buttons-Grid-Recordset) and all related events (Leave-paint-Keypress-AfterColEdit-OnAddNew-Click-MouseEnter-MouseLeave-MouseDown-Enter)

See also: access database, database system, sql database, oracle database, database management, visual basic database, create database, database software, vb recordset, recordset asp, access recordset, ado recordset, open recordset, adodb recordset, vb6 recordset, filter recordset, recordset find, vba recordset, database management

DC Binding Recordset 1.0

Few Lines to add in your Form_Load event and you will get full control over your form and all included (TextBox - Lables-Buttons-Grid-Recordset) and all related events (Leave-paint-Keypress-AfterColEdit-OnAddNew-Click-MouseEnter-MouseLeave-MouseDown-Enter)

See also: access database, database system, sql database, oracle database, database management, visual basic database, create database, database software, vb recordset, recordset asp, access recordset, ado recordset, open recordset, adodb recordset, vb6 recordset, filter recordset, recordset find, vba recordset, database management

blueshell Data Guy 2.03.0001

The blueshell Data Guy is an ADO-based editor for virtually all types of databases. This program supports Jet (Access and ISAMs like dBase, Paradox etc.), Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, Sybase, Advantage DB. Additionally you can use other OLEDB or ODBC providers. All connections, schemas, table types and tables are shown using a tree view. Enjoy the magic of connectivity using Cut and Paste or Drag and Drop with applications like Word or Excel.

See also: Database, editor, utilities, ADO, OLEDB, ODBC, Jet, ISAM, Oracle, SQL, SQL Server, MySQL, connection, blueshell, Data Guy, atb control, recordset, connectivity

Infralution Virtual Data Objects 1.1

If you've made the move to .NET and miss the simplicity of traditional ADO programming but don't want give up the power of .NET data binding then Virtual Data Objects is the solution you've been waiting for. Virtual Data Objects lets you use ADODB recordsets as .NET data sources. With two lines of code (and no other configuration) you can set up a DataGrid to display browsable, editable and sortable data straight from your database.

See also: dotnet, .NET, ADO, ADO.NET, ADODB, data binding, data, binding, recordset