amarsha4
Oct 10th, 2008, 03:45 PM
Hi,
I learned VB6 during a university course, but now I want to learn more. I want to be able to make small applications based on databases to solve problems at work. I work as an office temp and constantly come across problems that I could solve, had I the relevant experience.
I've seen several things I could get my teeth into, but I want to know which to choose. Here are my options:
1. Learn Access
2. Learn VB6 ADO
3. Learn VB.NET
I don't want to pursue one of the options until I'm sure it's the right one. I don't want to start learning something that isn't widely used anymore. I prefer to have more freedom over the look of the application than Access allows, so I would prefer either option 1 or 2.
Can anyone offer any advice?
I learned VB6 during a university course, but now I want to learn more. I want to be able to make small applications based on databases to solve problems at work. I work as an office temp and constantly come across problems that I could solve, had I the relevant experience.
I've seen several things I could get my teeth into, but I want to know which to choose. Here are my options:
1. Learn Access
2. Learn VB6 ADO
3. Learn VB.NET
I don't want to pursue one of the options until I'm sure it's the right one. I don't want to start learning something that isn't widely used anymore. I prefer to have more freedom over the look of the application than Access allows, so I would prefer either option 1 or 2.
Can anyone offer any advice?