NOTE
On 2008-12-16, this server will undergo extensive maintenance including relocation. The site may be down
for 24 hrs or more. Sorry for the nconvenience. I'll have the server back up as quickly as possible.
NOTE
This page exists as a 'catch-all' for requests regarding the book series "Teach Yourself Database Programming with Visual Basic"
and related code, including the SQL-VB utility program. I was lucky enough to work with Curtis Smith for the
VB4, VB5, and VB6 versions of this book. It's been quite a few years (the VB6 edition was released in 1999) and
much has changed in both the VB and DB worlds since then. I post this content here to help those who are still
looking for the sample code and other related content.
I no longer provide any support for these books. Please don't write me to ask me questions about the code
point out bugs, problems, or invite me to review your code samples. I simply do not have the time for these
anymore. I appreciate the interest and encourage you to troll the Internet for like-minded folks who can help
you out.
Peace to all and happy programming!
Mike Amundsen - 2008-04
TYSDBVB6
Below are links to files for the VB6 version of the book. This includes the source code and the install version of the SQL-VB utility.
These are offered as-is without any guarantees. I pulled this content directly from a CD in one of my library copies of the book. They're in the
same (good or bad) condition as the day they shipped from the publisher. Be warned, eh [grin]?
TYSDBVB5
Below are links to the source code for the VB5 version of the book. These are offered as-is without
any guarantees. I pulled this content directly from a CD in one of my library copies of the book. They're in the
same (good or bad) condition as the day they shipped from the publisher. Be warned, eh [grin]?