Date: Wed, 15 Sep 2004 14:46:52 -0400 From: Arnoldbilansky@cs.com Subject: [Vblearn] Monday meeting Event: Monthly VBLearn User Group Meeting Location: Microsoft, 6th floor, 201 Jones Rd., Waltham, MA Date: Monday, September 20, 2004 Time: 6:45pm Bonus: Bring a business card to enter our door prize drawing.Also, free copies of CoDE Magazine for all attendees. Agenda: Customizing Classes for Data Access with Bob Avallone Bob has created two reusable data access classes. The techniques used by these classes include OleDbConnection, data sets, data tables and data adaptors. These classes are flexible and can be used regardless of the data connection, tables or queries being accessed. They can be used in windows as well as web based projects. Bob shows a simple project to demonstrate the use of these classes. The project and the classes will be made available to the attendees of the meeting. Our Guest Speaker: "Bob Avallone sets the pace for Visual Basic developers. He knows the code and the tech industry. Come and hear why Contract Professional Magazine has voted him All-Star of the Year." - Dan Hermes, VB Learn Host Bob Avallone is founder, President and principal consultant at MetaPro Systems Inc. www.metaprosystems.com. He has been an independent consultant since 1988 and has over 30 years experience as project leader, systems analyst and programmer/analyst developing and supporting business application systems. His many project successes have included developing new systems, and enhancing and supporting existing systems. For the past six years Bob has specialized in Client Server development on PCs and Compatibles, developing systems using tools such as Visual Basic, MS Access, Crystal Reports, SQL Server and Oracle. He has worked extensively with the VS.NET for the past year. Bob has frequently spoken before the New England Visual Basic User Group on a wide variety of subjects. These include Reusable Code in Visual Basic, Choosing 3rd Party Tools for Visual Basic Development and Using Visual Basic 5.0 in a Team Environment. Bob can be reached at bob@metaprosystems.com.