Generally, one of the first steps when you are trying to work with databases is open it. Each has a different mode of connection. When you try to connect with your database sometimes, you do not know the correct connection string that you must use. It is for that I have written this application.
I have worked with visual basic .Net and I have noticed that there is a not GUI tool for editing and creating connection strings runtime, that is why I created my own, with similar behavior to the common dialogs. I implemented editing for connection string of the most used Net Data providers shipped with visual studio: SQLServer (SQLClient), Oracle (OracleClient), Microsoft Access (OleDB), OleDb Net Provider(OleDb) and ODBC Net Provider (ODBC). Note that for ODBC I make support for DSN and DSN-less Connection Strings.
I have worked with visual basic .Net and I have noticed that there is a not GUI tool for editing and creating connection strings runtime, that is why I created my own, with similar behavior to the common dialogs. I implemented editing for connection string of the most used Net Data providers shipped with visual studio: SQLServer (SQLClient), Oracle (OracleClient), Microsoft Access (OleDB), OleDb Net Provider(OleDb) and ODBC Net Provider (ODBC). Note that for ODBC I make support for DSN and DSN-less Connection Strings.
