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Hello sir
I want to know how to connect vb with sql server.
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there are a few ways, I will list two of the most common for you.

Use the "Data Access Wizard" on the new project screen, this will ask a few questions concerning your database and generate the appropriate code.

the other way(a more manual(and imo preferrable)) way is to...
add the ADO data controls to your project, and set the properties appropriately to access your database, and they will take it from there.





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