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Connect to SQL Server database with Visual Basics

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How do I connect to a SQL Server database using Visual Basics 6.0?

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The most common method for connecting to Visual Basics 6.0 was to use ADO or OLEDB. This is a rather involved process, but if you look up creating an ADO or OLEDB connection you will be well on your way.

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