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Access and Manipulate SQL Server data - Using Ad Hoc Queries
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Access and Manipulate SQL Server data - Using Ad Hoc Queries
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VB.NET 2005 Tutorials: Access and Manipulate SQL Server data - Using Ad Hoc Queries - In this tutorial you will learn about Consuming and Manipulating Data Viz. Access and Manipulate SQL Server data - Using Ad Hoc Queries; Running Queries, The SELECT Statement, The INSERT Statement, The UPDATE Statement and The DELETE Statement.
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Oct 10, 2006
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