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IN THIS CHAPTER
In the preceding two chapters, we looked at how to build a simple Windows Forms application in Visual FoxPro and in Visual Basic .NET. You learned how to use either local tables or SQL Server in both environments. You saw how FoxPro requires additional coding to use SQL Server, whereas Visual Basic .NET treats local tables and SQL Server tables exactly the same way. Until a few years ago, those were the two technologies we had to offer our clients . That has changed. Without a doubt, the Internet is the biggest thing that's ever happened to database application development. Using Internet-enabled applications, users can access their data from anywhere that has a telephone connection. With broadband access, the user experience is almost identical to that of a local area network user . |
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