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Dear all friends.
I'm just new to this forum, I'm a VB6 programmer, not a very good programmer but can develop complete applications in VB6,SQL 2000 and Crystal Reports. I'm confused in a concept since my start of career WHY WE USE OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING (CLASSES / OBJECTS) when doing Database Programming like a inventory, payroll etc. system. May be my question is wrong, but its teasing my mind. Question came in my mind i.e. we can create a simple form from which we can View, Add, Edit and Delete records by simple recordsets, but WHY AND HOW TO DO DATABASE PROGRAMMING BY CLASSES AND OBJECTS. If there is a valid reason, pz. specify example or good links. Farhan |
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For small projects, I don't think it really matters that much.
Large projects often, if not always, require some abstraction, reusability, and encapsulation. I think this is where OOP plays a large and important part. This, however, is just my opinion.
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Couple...(but I'd strongly suggest switching to VB.NET)
Object Oriented Programming and Visual Basic Creating Your Own Collection Class: The House of Bricks
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