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10 total messages Started by Adam Cobb Sat, 29 May 1999 00:00
Come and visit my site, for the best programming lanquage!
#673
Author: Adam Cobb
Date: Sat, 29 May 1999 00:00
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Hi,
I have designed a Qbasic site, called '.BASic'. It has loads of programs to
download, links, tutorials and more. I tried to include as much information
as possible, and if I can add a few more things it will be one of the
biggest Qbasic sites I have seen.

I would really appreciate anyone visiting it. And if anyone has any ideas,
for things that I could do with the site, please send them to me.

If you like the site, please sign my guestbook, and vote for me at the
Qbasic Top 50.

The address is - http://members.xoom.com/theparc/

Thanks

ARC
VB & Oracle . Where to read for beginner?
#674
Author: Boris Rapoport
Date: Sun, 30 May 1999 00:00
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Boris Rapoport

BorisRapoport@sprint.ca
Re: VB & Oracle . Where to read for beginner?
#675
Author: Gena
Date: Mon, 31 May 1999 00:00
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Re: VB & Oracle . Where to read for beginner?
#676
Author: Masayuki Okajima
Date: Mon, 31 May 1999 00:00
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Reading can not this news text. (....... (--;)  (--;) (ToT) )
(o!o)/



Boris Rapoport <BorisRapoport@sprint.ca> wrote in message
news:IKpRldrq#GA.178@mailserver.corvis.ru...
>                 ???????????, ALL!
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> キ? ?????????, ??? ? ??-?? ????? ???????? ? ???????? ? Oracle ?????????
> Visual Basic ??? ???????????   :-)
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> Boris Rapoport
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> BorisRapoport@sprint.ca
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Re: VB & Oracle . Where to read for beginner?
#677
Author: Masayuki Okajima
Date: Tue, 01 Jun 1999 00:00
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We can not reading your news text.

Gena <gena@amaze.net.au> wrote in message
news:01beab32$67d9e400$711101cb@sgoyal.homecare.nsw.gov.au...
> 醢... 靏 モミメマモノフ...
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フナヤ トフム ホヂノホチタンノネ. ・マ ム マツ ・チフナ
> ラ マモマツナホホマモヤノ...
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> Boris Rapoport <BorisRapoport@sprint.ca> wrote in article
> <IKpRldrq#GA.178@mailserver.corvis.ru>...
> >                 愷メチラモヤラユハヤナ, ALL!
> >
> > ・マ ミマトモヒチヨナヤ, ヌトナ ラ 鯰ヤ-ヤナ ヘマヨホマ ミマ゛ノヤチヤリ
マ モマレトチホノノ 粭 Oracle ノモミマフリレユム
> > Visual Basic トフム ホヂノホチタンノネ?   :-)
> >
> > ・ホチノフベロノヘノ ミマヨナフチホノムヘノ
> > Boris Rapoport
> >
> > BorisRapoport@sprint.ca
> >
> >
> >
> >
Re: VB & Oracle . Where to read for beginner?
#678
Author: Masayuki Okajima
Date: Tue, 01 Jun 1999 00:00
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Masayuki Okajima <xbarpage@big.or.jp> wrote in message
news:7iu4ku$ceb$1@news1.big.or.jp...
> .......
>  Can not reading this news text. (....... (--;)  (--;) (ToT) )
> (o!o)/

だな・・・・(┰┰)うるうる
Re: VB & Oracle . Where to read for beginner?
#679
Author: Mondor
Date: Tue, 01 Jun 1999 00:00
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Thats because he wrote it in russian language. Such fool, doesnt it? :)
I bet he was thinking to send his message only to relcom.comp.lang.basic

By the way, his question was how to build Oracle databases in Visual Basic
:)))


Masayuki Okajima wrote in message <7iujs1$if0$1@news1.big.or.jp>...
|We can not reading your news text.
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|Gena <gena@amaze.net.au> wrote in message
Re: VB & Oracle . Where to read for beginner?
#680
Author: Masayuki Okajima
Date: Tue, 01 Jun 1999 00:00
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Mondor <ghost@mailbox.neonet.lv> wrote in message
news:7j04lk$ejm$1@flint.netneo.com...
> Thats because he wrote it in russian language. Such fool, doesnt it? :)
> I bet he was thinking to send his message only to relcom.comp.lang.basic

Russian language !!
\(-.-;)/
..................(o__)o

> By the way, his question was how to build Oracle databases in Visual Basic
> :)))

OH! Question is Oracle databases in Visual Basic !
 (ODBCDirect or DAO or ADO programing)
(^^;)>
understanding !
Thinks!
Re: VB & Oracle . Where to read for beginner?
#681
Author: Bozhenko
Date: Tue, 01 Jun 1999 00:00
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Hi, Masayuki!

You are saing that couldn't read this page, I wonder if you have Russian
language support (sounds like you are in Japain)?
If you don't, I tyhink you won't be able to read it at all!

Greetings, Victor.

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>Boris Rapoport <BorisRapoport@sprint.ca> wrote in message
>news:IKpRldrq#GA.178@mailserver.corvis.ru...
>>                 ???????????, ALL!
>>
>> $B%-(B? ?????????, ??? ? ??-?? ????? ???????? ? ???????? ? Oracle
?????????
>> Visual Basic ??? ???????????   :-)
>>
>> $B%-(B?????????? ???????????
>> Boris Rapoport
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>> BorisRapoport@sprint.ca
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Re: VB & Oracle . Where to read for beginner?
#683
Author: Igor Faershtein
Date: Wed, 02 Jun 1999 00:00
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Hello Boris.
I think that use VB for creation an Oracle database is not a good way.
It is better to do this by the Oracle special tools
But for this you should get knowledge's about Oracle first.
(an Oracle for beginners book may be)
If I did not understand your question right (but I am Russian),
you should ask more correctly.

Best Regards!!!

Igor

Enterprise Information System Manager
VB-Oracle programmer

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Boris Rapoport
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