This course assumes that the student has intermediate programming competency with the Microsoft Visual Basic programming system. Before attending this course, students must be able to demonstrate the following skills:

• Build and debug a simple Visual Basic-based application

• Invoke and control an Automation server, such as Microsoft Excel or Microsoft Word, from a Visual Basic-based application

• Create COM components using Visual Basic and invoke them from a client application

• Use ActiveX Data Objects to open a database and work with record sets

• Understand and use basic syntax for SQL

• Compare traditional client/server development with Internet development and describe Microsoft's enterprise development strategy

• Use the Application Architecture Model from the Microsoft Solutions Framework to organize applications into user, business, and data services

• Use the Microsoft Visual Basic programming system to build component object model (COM) dynamic-link libraries (DLLs) and implement them in a multiuser environment using Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS)

• Use MTS to address application infrastructure issues associated with building server-side COM objects that are used by many clients

• Create COM objects that use MTS services to participate in transactions and that use security

• Use programming techniques to increase the scalability of COM objects

• Use ActiveX® Data Objects (ADO) from the middle tier to access data and invoke business and data services implemented in SQL

• Implement business and data services in a Microsoft SQL Server™ database through the use of stored procedures

• Apply basic debugging, error handling, and security techniques in a three-tier application.

 

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