From what I've read that database can be used through a connection string like:

Code:
Provider=SQLNCLI10; Server=tcp:YOUR_SERVER_NAME.database.windows.net;
Database=[YOUR_DB]; Uid=[YOUR_LOGIN_NAME]@[YOUR_SERVER_NAME];
Pwd=[YOUR_PASSWORD]
VB6 has always had excellent MSMQ support, even before .Net existed.

REST web services are fairly easy to use in VB6, using XmlHttpRequest, WinHttpRequest, etc.

It is still quite viable to use VB6 class libraries and classic ASP, though this is admittedly a bit long in the tooth.


I don't advocate this, but it could be done.