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DAO, and RDO to communicate with the database, as well as how to save information from the graphical user interface and business classes. |
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On the next-to-last day, you learned the anatomy of a complete Visual Basic system. You examined different ways subsystems interact to augment application behavior. You studied the interface between the Graphical User Interface and the Database Access Subsystems; between the Reporting and Printing Subsystem and the Graphical User Interface subsystem; between the Workgroup and User Security, Database Access, and Internal Application Manager Subsystems; and finally between the Internal Application Manager Subsystem and all subsystems. |
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Then you wrapped up the week by learning how to cope with Visual Basic projects, as well as some project management tips for effectively developing software for corporate and commercial clients. |
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