abhijit_dutta2003 < abhijit_dutta2003%40yahoo.co.in">abhijit_dutta2003
yahoo.co.in> wrote: It's not surprising that you are confused. Almost everyone making
transition from VB 6 to VB .Net has this problem. Mostly you should
use a DataReader while reading data from database as its whole lot
faster. Easiest way to use the Reader is to create a command object
for retrieving data and then using its ExecuteReader command. The
reader object is not very different from the Recordset object while
reading just that its forward-only, so no MoveFirst or MoveLast or
MovePrevious. While modifying or deleting data, you can use the
command object. Use ExecuteNonQuery method of the command object to
easily modify data. There are lots others like DataTable etc., but you
may not use any of these at the beginning. Lastly you may consult the
book 'Beginning Visual Basic 2005 Databases' from Wrox Press. You
should get all the things there. Good Luck!!!
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