What is the difference between VB, C++, JAVA, microsoft access, and oracle.?
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VB,C++ and JAVA are programming langauages, of which VB is an event driven programming language, depending on version you are using. Because VB.net is more object oriented. And C++ and JAVA are more object oriented programming languages.\nMicrosoft Access and Oracle are Database Management Systems they are used as a link between the Application program and Operating System.
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sorry sohail but VB is something that can't be taught in a short time.\ntry going to tutorialized.com or just google it n find a good site.\n\nbe prepared for a looooooooooong journey of VB
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My guess is vb.net.\nSupports .net framework. It is an evolved version of vb 6.0 (?). If you found that one interesting then you'll probably find this one more interesting too because it supports oop!\n\nJ2ee is also good. Once you learn this language you can create application that are platform indepedent.\n\nBut I guess the rational way to make a choice is to think where you want to end up working. For e.g. if you are looking to work in bank-related firms, where storage and management of large databases are a must, then oracle is good option.
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Hi... in this world (net) everything is possible... and VB and HTML... are primitive languages for websites and programing!!!
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Visual Basic .NET.\n\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/
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The language itself is capable of more than Visual Basic 6 and the development environment is improved greatly.\n\nApplications developed with Visual Basic .NET (2005 Express) use the .NET framework, so there is still a run-time that needs to be installed on the client machines.  (Although updates for Windows XP and Windows Vista will have these.\n\nOut of the box, you can use Visual Basic .NET to create console applications, class libraries and Windows forms applications.  While there is not a project template for VB.NET Windows services, you can still create them.\n\nVB.NET can still use 3rd party dynamic link libraries (DLLs) and COM/ActiveX controls and components.  You do have to download a separate 'Express' product to use Visual Basic .NET for Web development.\n\nOf course, the best thing about Visual Basic 2005 Express is that you can download it for *free*.  I've included the link below.
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There are quite a few differences between the two. Probably too many to really explain fully. If you are looking to begin programming then you should use VB Express 2005 or C# Express 2005 (if you've never programmed before).\n\nVB6 is still a great programming language and is used daily to make good Windows programs. But the versatility and power of the .Net platform make it a better choice. (That is if you are looking to use Microsoft products)
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Yeah. Java is object oriented language. It is more like C++ which is object based language (not purely object oriented). But fundamentally somewhat same.
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Object-based:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-based_language\n\nObject-oriented:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-oriented_programming_language\n\n\nYou'd be surprised how much you can find by just searching...
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Microsoft Access is a great prototyping tool.  If you are building an Enterprise level system for thousands of users, you are going to run SQL Server or Oracle.  But, during the design, you can design the tables and relationships in Access and throw together a few forms in minutes and show the customer "what/when/where/how" very easily.  Then, when they say, "no, I want it to do this", you modify it quickly and show them the next idea.\n\nGenerating a visual "working" sample application is all about what prototyping is - and Access is a great tool...
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Hi,\ngo to the Webpage www.vbforums.com and check there your question. I am sure that this question is there already answered. It is the biggest vb-forum in the world. More then 40.000 programmers are in it (for example me)\n\nnice greetings
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The main difference between oracle and MS access is that oracle is a database server and MS Access is on a single user database not a server.   Oracle is a true production database and can handle many concurrent users.  \n\nI would also say that Oracle supports Procedural Language SQL (stored procedures and triggers) [PLSQL] whereas Access can only call them via macros.\n\nAccess tends to reside only on Windows systems wheras Oracle can reside on unix, windows, solaris.
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The main database vendors in Microsoft, Oracle and IBM all now have a free express version of the database that can be downloaded and installed on a windows desktop.  I suggest you download and try it out for yourself.  It is difficult to get an independant opinion on the difference between each database as people will prefer the ones they are familiar with.\n\nAll three database types have relational tables, a simple SQL language, common objects such as procedures, indexes and triggers.  \n\nSQL Server used to be easier to install and administer but over time the three express versions are becoming easier to run so it is hard to seperate them.
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You can download (for free!) either Visual Basic 2005 Express or Visual C++ 2005 Express from Microsoft (see link below).  When you register the program (also free), you'll be able to download a free ebook called "Build a Program Now!".  I really, really liked the Visual Basic version but my guess is that the C++ version is just as good.
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anything in Java or VB.
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well it depends on ur envoirment. u can switch to java if u can do that easily. yes crystal report is a good an iteresting option too. oracle has the most spreading db in world u can switch to Oracle all depends on ur interests and expertiese.\nbtw im also on MS track. :) working in VB and SQL server 2000:)
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I dont know that VB works on macs, being a microsoft language and all, but for C++, just search for a c++ mac IDE. Might want to learn java these days though, much easier than C++.