Quote Originally Posted by Evil_Giraffe View Post
No, but "VB" is not the same as "modelling your problem domain with classes"

The revision you described would probably be best coded as selecting the report they want from a menu or some such, running some SQL on the database, getting back a dataset that you bind to a gridview.

It's still a report no matter how you dress it up. You certainly don't need a "Customer" class for this.
Well, then, let me try this;
Other than as an educational exercise, would you use visual basic to find out if a dog can bark or how many legs he has?

Or to write Hello World to your PC?