[AccessD] Examples In Best Coding VB.net

[Stuart McLachlan]

Don't get Express is you want to learn tuse SQL Server properly.

Get the Developer Edition.   It's also free and comes with everything you need.



On 23 Oct 2016 at 7:15, Bill Benson wrote:

> This thread piqued my interest to again try to learn alternatives to
> VBA. Initially I intend to do/learn database programming more than
> Visual Studio Tools type things (Office automation). When I go look
> for SQL Server Express I get an option for LocalDB or more robust full
> version(s); If I am only trying to convert a few small access
> databases for testing with VB.NET and/or C#, would LocalDB be the way
> to learn most efficiently? I was a little put off by the words running
> only in "user mode". Advice appreciated.... btw for time sake I will
> pick LocalDB and "hope" it can be either removed later and the more
> robust version added thereafter, or upgraded in place, if someone says
> here I am better off with the robust versions.
> 
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