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market place.
Flexible Integration: You can deploy new servers into your existing network
one at a time, upgrade individual NT4.0 servers, upgrade top down through
out your organization or any where in between. You can add Windows NT 4.0
manageability.
computer run faster than Windows 95 and Windows 98 without adding new
from our system. We can run Maintenance wizard to make our programs run
faster, check our hard disk for problems, and free hard disk space. By
overnight, we can schedule them to run at a specified time each night, once a
Maintenance wizard.
Disk Defragmenter: Disk Defragmenter optimizes the speed with which our
programs load and run. With quick startup and shutdown, we can work, play
support for new hardware such as digital cameras, CD writers etc. These
Improved plug and play capabilities make installing new hardware even easier.
We can also enjoy improved graphics, especially 3-D graphics, and video
playback.
Using USB devices: USB defines a class of hardware that makes it easy to
add serial devices to our computer. USB support is built to the WDM
Using IEEE 1394 devices: IEEE 1394 defines a class of hardware that
Using DVD Player to play DVD discs: With DVD Player, we can play DVD
Oracle 8i
all program and users must use to access data within the Oracle Database.
Application program and Oracle tools often allow users to access the data base
without directly using SQL, but, these application in turn must use SQL when
History of SQL
is now accepted as the Definitive Model for relational Data base management
(SEQUEL) was developed by IBM corp., to use Codd’s Model. SEQUEL later
Oracle 8i can handle ten times more data and ten times more users than
performance for any user population while lowering the cost of the computing
relational applications.
Platform Independent
platforms and Oracle 8i delivers on all the major platforms, including UNIX
computing will soon discover that Oracle 8i’s data management, security,
reliability, and ease of use, is uniquely designed to meet the new demands of
BASIC’s primary purpose was to held people how to program. The wide spread
use of BASIC with various types of computer and led to many enhancement to
the language. With the development of the Microsoft Windows Graphical User
Interface (GUI) in the late 1980s and the early 1990s, the natural evolution of
BASIC was Visual Basic. Microsoft Corporation creates Visual Basic in 1991.
six versions have been released. In year 1990s Visual Basic 1.0 version was
released. Visual Basic 2.0 version was faster, more powerful and even easy to
use than Visual Basic 1.0 version. Visual Basic 3.0 added simply way to control
the most powerful database. Visual Basic 4.0 version being to turn Visual Basic
into a fully object oriented language. Visual Basic 5.0 version added the ability
to male our own controls. Visual Basic 6.0 version has added some long
desired language features even more Internet power. Visual Basic is world’s
programmer creates the GUI and writes code to describe what happens when
the user interact with the GUI. A programmer can create application in Visual
graphical facility.
Visual Basic enables us to end the program of drop into the debugger
create the graphical user interface (GUI), which uses illustration, rather than
simplicity. Visual Basic has evolved from the original BASIC language and now
(ActiveX Data Objects) which features a simpler object model than DAO or
RDO. Data Environment is a new ActiveX designer that enables the user to
program like baking a cake: we mix ingredients together, bake them, and pull
a cake out of the oven. Similarly, we put forms, modules, and controls
together, compile them, and get a Visual Basic application. In Visual Basic, a
project is the group of all the files that make up our program. These might
include forms, modules (blocks of code not attached to a form), graphics, and
ActiveX controls. Other types of files may also be part of a project. The first
thing to keep in mind about a project is that as we create our program, each
Detailed information about all the program's files is stored in the project
file. The project file lists all the files our program uses, as well as details such
as the project name and how the IDE should be configured while we work on
We can keep track of all the files in our project with the Project Explorer, a
window found on the right side of the Visual Basic IDE. The Project Explorer
provides a method to organize our project's files and allows us to access them
individually in form or code view. We can use the Project Explorer to keep
track of files in your project. Note that OCX and FRX files aren't listed in the
Project Explorer. Most of your interaction with the Project Explorer will be with
its context menu. When you right-click one of your project's files, you'll see a
menu similar to that shown in Figure 5.2. Most of the interaction with project
will be through the Project Explorer's context menu. The context menu allows
us to:
Visual Basic 6 allows us to work with more than one project at a time. As we
might imagine, working with multiple forms and modules that are used in
can use the Project Explorer and a project group, which is a collection of
projects. Project Groups can be saved as a file, just like a form, module, or
Project: The project holds together the various forms and the module that
make up a program. Its prime purpose is that, I can open the one project file
marked with VBP (Visual Basic Project) rather than a whole set of forms and
modules.
Forms: The form is the central unit or main focus point of the Visual Basic. In
another way, I say that it take a part of the center of the screen. It is a
create our Visual Basic Application. The form can be any size or color.
Control: There are the objects which can be pasted or placed on to a form to
create our Visual Basic application. These may be TEXT BOX, COMMAND
BUTTON, CHECK BOX, LABLE etc. Properties and events can be handled vary
to suit there nature. The Visual Basic tool box contains the tool used to draw
application on our form. Each control can have code attached to it, though not
all we have. Visual Basic has by default 20 different types of control in the tool
box. In tool box the control pointer is also available but, it is not a VB control.
It works only to move to, resize other controls. The different types of controls
are as follows:
display text. Sometimes it is called edit field also. Most of the code we write
for textboxes ID to process information, user enter into them. Text can word
wrap automatically or can display a multiple line of text. The usual limit of a
command or action when a user push any button or click the mouse. The idea
behind these controls is that when the user moves the mouse to the command
button and click them some assigned function executed. Whatever the task we
required to perform, we just write down the code to the command button.
These will happens when we write the event procedures that tells visual basic
or modify
controls.
Yes/No option. We can check any number of check boxes on a form at run
time.
option group with other option buttons displays multiple choices, from which
8. Combo Box: The Combo Box control combined a text box with
a list box. Allows a user to type in a selection or select any item from a drop
down list.
9. List Box: The list box displays a list of items that a user can
choose from.
10. Horizontal & Vertical Scroll Bars: The Horizontal & Vertical
11. Timer: The Timer control executes timer events at the specified
time intervals.
13. Directory List Box: The directory list box control displays and
14. File List Box: The file list box control displays and allows a user
15. Shape: The Shape control adds a rectangle, square, oval or circle
to a form.
16. Line: The line control adds a straight line segments to a form.
17. Image Box: The Image box control displays bitmaps, icons and
metafiles etc.
19. OLE: The OLE container embeds data into a Visual Basic
Application.
20. Pointer: The Pointer provides a way to move and resize forms and
controls.
pieces of memory in which the computer store values that are used in
3. It should be unique within the same scope which is the range from
type:
(Negative Values)
Values)
Double 8 -1.79769313486231E308 to
-4.94065645841247E-324
4.94065645841247E-324 to
1.79769313486231E308
Currency 8 -922337203685477.5808 to
922337203685477.5807
String 1 byte per 0 to 2 billion characters
character
Byte 1 0 to 255
Boolean 2 True or False
the user to click a button and return a value indicating the button which is
dialog box.
Title is the string expression displayed in the title bar of dialog box.
Help File denotes the help file to be used to provide context sensitive.
2. INPUTBOX: This method displays a dialog box with a message and a text
box control, and, waits for the user to enter the data and click on the
context]]]]])
Ypos: The coordinates of the upper left corner of the Dialog Box.
program. Sometimes we face such situation where we may have to change the
not meet. This keeps the decision structure to check whether any condition
1. IF…THEN…END IF Statement
2. IF…THEN…ELSE…ENDIF Statement
2. DO WHILE…LOOP Statement
4. DO UNTIL…LOOP statement
MENU
group commands and an easy way to go users access them. MDI (Multiple
Menu Editor of VB can be accessed from Tools menu in the Forms Design
Screen. This utility is used for creating menus. It allows us to create menus for
MDI APPLICATION
that maintains multiple forms within a single container form known as Parent
From. Application such as Microsoft Excel and Word for Windows have
the same time with each document displays in its own window. Document
windows are contained in a parent window, which provides a workspace for all
the document windows in the application. Our application can have only one
MDI form, which contains all the application’s child forms. At runtime, child
forms are displayed within the internal area of the MDI form. When a child