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List of VB 6.0 Interview Questions Interview Questions & Answers

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What is Visual Basic         [ 22 ]

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What is computer program         [ 13 ]

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Create your first program         [ 10 ]

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What are the different types of error         [ 102 ]

Syntax Errors, Runtime, Logic.

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What is the default Data Type in VB? Have you used Variant data Type? What is it? What is the size of the variant data type         [ 38 ]

The Variant data type has a numeric storage size of 16 bytes and can contain data up to the range of a Decimal, or a character storage size of 22 bytes (plus string length),that means it can store any variable of all Data Types.

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Dim x, y as integer. What is x and y data type         [ 56 ]

Integer

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Which ADO Command Object is responsible for input to stored procedures         [ 40 ]

Which ADO Command Object is responsible for input to stored procedures

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What is ADO? What are the ADO objects? Can Stored Procedures be called in VB         [ 36 ]

 Activex Data Objects.

Connection -- Connects to a data source;

Command -- Executes commands to the data source. It is the only object that can accept parameters for a stored procedure.

Recordset -- The set of data returned from the database.

Yes, Stored Procedures can be called through VB.

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What is the full form of MTS? Why it is used in VB         [ 45 ]

Microsoft Transaction Server. It is used to maintain the ACID properties of transactions, Database Pooling, Deployment, Security, and Remote Execution.

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How to Declare and Instantiate an object in Visual Basic 6         [ 26 ]

Dim obj as OBJ.CLASS

Set obj = New OBJ.CLASS or

Set obj = CreateObject(OBJ.CLASS) or

Set obj = GetObject( , OBJ.CLASS?)or

Dim obj as New OBJ.CLASS

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