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  1. Oct 5th, 2008, 04:58 AM #1
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    how do I access datagrid control when Oracle is backend?

    hi all
    i m new to VB as well as oracle.i m working on project where VB is frontend and oracle is backend.
    i am using ODBC adodc control to access the data from oracle.
    i want to use datagrid control, but i dont how doi get acsess from my tables in SQL.
    please help me or suggest any articles or ebooks
    Thank you!
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    Re: how do I access datagrid control when Oracle is backend?

    Hey,

    Welcome to the Forums!!

    The fact that you are using Oracle as the backend database doesn't really change the techniques that are used for getting the information into the datagrid.

    What version of Visual Studio are you using? Assuming you are using 2005 or newer, look on the web for tutorials for using ADO.Net. Most of the examples that you will find will use SQL Server as the back end, but the techniques are the same, so once you understand the techniques, you should be able to make them specific to Oracle.

    Hope that helps!!!

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