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Table of Contents









I. ACTIVEX DATA OBJECTS AND BOUND CONTROLS.

1. Staking Visual Basic's Claim to Enterprise Development.

2. Understanding OLE DB and Universal Data Access.

3. Migrating from DAO and RDO to ADO.

4. Using the ADO Data Control with Bound Controls.

II. Database and Query Design Concepts.

5. Optimizing the Design of Relational Databases.

6. Learning Structured Query Language.

7. Running Crosstab and Action Queries.

8. Connecting to Desktop Data Sources with ODBC.

III. AN INTRODUCTION TO DATABASE FRONT-END DESIGN.

9. Designing A Decision-Support Front End.

10. Taking Full Advantage of Data-Bound ActiveX Controls.

11. Graphing Summary Data Created from Crosstab Queries.

12. Printing with the Report Designer and VBA Code.

IV. ADVANCED PROGRAMMING FOR DATA ACCESS AND AUTOMATION.

13. Drilling Down into Data from Graphs and Charts.

14. Scheduling And Device Control with Jet and VBA.

15. Writing Local Automation Components and ActiveX DLLs.

16. Creating User Controls For Database Applications.

V. MULTIUSER AND CLIENT/SERVER DATABASE FRONT ENDS.

17. Networking Secure Multiuser Jet Databases.

18. Working With Client/Server Databases.

19. Processing Transactions and Bulk Operations.

20. Porting Access OLTP Applications To Visual Basic 6.0.

21. Using Transact-SQL Stored Procedures.

VI. DATABASES, INTRANETS, AND THE INTERNET.

22. Integrating Databases with Intranets and the Internet.

23. Using ActiveX Document Objects with Intranets.

24. Working with Remote Data Services.

25. Developing Data-Enabled Internet Applications.

VII. ENTERPRISE-LEVEL DEVELOPMENT TECHNIQUES.

26. Taking Advantage of Microsoft Transaction Server 2.0.

27. Creating and Deploying MTS Components.

28. Analyzing Multidimensional Data with OLAP and MDX.

VIII. APPENDIX.

Appendix A. Glossary.

Index.

 

Table of Contents:
Part I: ACTIVEX DATA OBJECTS AND BOUND CONTROLS 1. Staking Visual Basic's Claim to Enterprise Development 2. Understanding OLE DB and Universal Data Access 3. Migrating from DAO and RDO to ADO 4. Using the ADO Data Control with Bound Controls Part II: Database and Query Design Concepts 5. Optimizing the Design of Relational Databases 6. Learning Structured Query Language 7. Running Crosstab and Action Queries 8. Connecting to Desktop Data Sources with ODBC Part III: AN INTRODUCTION TO DATABASE FRONT-END DESIGN 9. Designing A Decision-Support Front End 10. Taking Full Advantage of Data-Bound ActiveX Controls 11. Graphing Summary Data Created from Crosstab Queries 12. Printing with the Report Designer and VBA Code Part IV: ADVANCED PROGRAMMING FOR DATA ACCESS AND AUTOMATION 13. Drilling Down into Data from Graphs and Charts 14. Scheduling And Device Control with Jet and VBA 15. Writing Local Automation Components and ActiveX DLLs 16. Creating User Controls For Database Applications Part V: MULTIUSER AND CLIENT/SERVER DATABASE FRONT ENDS 17. Networking Secure Multiuser Jet Databases 18. Working With Client/Server Databases 19. Processing Transactions and Bulk Operations 20. Porting Access OLTP Applications To Visual Basic 6.0 21. Using Transact-SQL Stored Procedures Part VI: DATABASES, INTRANETS, AND THE INTERNET 22. Integrating Databases with Intranets and the Internet 23. Using ActiveX Document Objects with Intranets 24. Working with Remote Data Services 25. Developing Data-Enabled Internet Applications Part VII: ENTERPRISE-LEVEL DEVELOPMENT TECHNIQUES 26. Taking Advantage of Microsoft Transaction Server 2.0 27. Creating and Deploying MTS Components 28. Analyzing Multidimensional Data with OLAP and MDX Part VIII: APPENDIX Appendix A Glossary Index
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About the Book

Table of Contents









I. ACTIVEX DATA OBJECTS AND BOUND CONTROLS.

1. Staking Visual Basic's Claim to Enterprise Development.

2. Understanding OLE DB and Universal Data Access.

3. Migrating from DAO and RDO to ADO.

4. Using the ADO Data Control with Bound Controls.

II. Database and Query Design Concepts.

5. Optimizing the Design of Relational Databases.

6. Learning Structured Query Language.

7. Running Crosstab and Action Queries.

8. Connecting to Desktop Data Sources with ODBC.

III. AN INTRODUCTION TO DATABASE FRONT-END DESIGN.

9. Designing A Decision-Support Front End.

10. Taking Full Advantage of Data-Bound ActiveX Controls.

11. Graphing Summary Data Created from Crosstab Queries.

12. Printing with the Report Designer and VBA Code.

IV. ADVANCED PROGRAMMING FOR DATA ACCESS AND AUTOMATION.

13. Drilling Down into Data from Graphs and Charts.

14. Scheduling And Device Control with Jet and VBA.

15. Writing Local Automation Components and ActiveX DLLs.

16. Creating User Controls For Database Applications.

V. MULTIUSER AND CLIENT/SERVER DATABASE FRONT ENDS.

17. Networking Secure Multiuser Jet Databases.

18. Working With Client/Server Databases.

19. Processing Transactions and Bulk Operations.

20. Porting Access OLTP Applications To Visual Basic 6.0.

21. Using Transact-SQL Stored Procedures.

VI. DATABASES, INTRANETS, AND THE INTERNET.

22. Integrating Databases with Intranets and the Internet.

23. Using ActiveX Document Objects with Intranets.

24. Working with Remote Data Services.

25. Developing Data-Enabled Internet Applications.

VII. ENTERPRISE-LEVEL DEVELOPMENT TECHNIQUES.

26. Taking Advantage of Microsoft Transaction Server 2.0.

27. Creating and Deploying MTS Components.

28. Analyzing Multidimensional Data with OLAP and MDX.

VIII. APPENDIX.

Appendix A. Glossary.

Index.

 

Table of Contents:
Part I: ACTIVEX DATA OBJECTS AND BOUND CONTROLS 1. Staking Visual Basic's Claim to Enterprise Development 2. Understanding OLE DB and Universal Data Access 3. Migrating from DAO and RDO to ADO 4. Using the ADO Data Control with Bound Controls Part II: Database and Query Design Concepts 5. Optimizing the Design of Relational Databases 6. Learning Structured Query Language 7. Running Crosstab and Action Queries 8. Connecting to Desktop Data Sources with ODBC Part III: AN INTRODUCTION TO DATABASE FRONT-END DESIGN 9. Designing A Decision-Support Front End 10. Taking Full Advantage of Data-Bound ActiveX Controls 11. Graphing Summary Data Created from Crosstab Queries 12. Printing with the Report Designer and VBA Code Part IV: ADVANCED PROGRAMMING FOR DATA ACCESS AND AUTOMATION 13. Drilling Down into Data from Graphs and Charts 14. Scheduling And Device Control with Jet and VBA 15. Writing Local Automation Components and ActiveX DLLs 16. Creating User Controls For Database Applications Part V: MULTIUSER AND CLIENT/SERVER DATABASE FRONT ENDS 17. Networking Secure Multiuser Jet Databases 18. Working With Client/Server Databases 19. Processing Transactions and Bulk Operations 20. Porting Access OLTP Applications To Visual Basic 6.0 21. Using Transact-SQL Stored Procedures Part VI: DATABASES, INTRANETS, AND THE INTERNET 22. Integrating Databases with Intranets and the Internet 23. Using ActiveX Document Objects with Intranets 24. Working with Remote Data Services 25. Developing Data-Enabled Internet Applications Part VII: ENTERPRISE-LEVEL DEVELOPMENT TECHNIQUES 26. Taking Advantage of Microsoft Transaction Server 2.0 27. Creating and Deploying MTS Components 28. Analyzing Multidimensional Data with OLAP and MDX Part VIII: APPENDIX Appendix A Glossary Index


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  • ISBN-13: 9788176352222
  • Publisher: Techmedia
  • Publisher Imprint: Techmedia
  • Edition: 1
  • ISBN-10: 8176352225
  • Publisher Date: 2002
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English


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