I m just learning it as well, and i ll post some examples i wrote for you
latter, but one basic tip is:

As firebird uses ADO.NET, you can take a look at other ADO.NET database
examples, it just changes the names of stuff.

I ve been bookmarking a lot of tutorials, take a look:

http://del.icio.us/fsapo/.NET

On 4/10/06, lysander_fb <lysandersyahooadress@...> wrote:
>
> Moin!
>
> I would like to write my next applications in C#, but - of course -
> keep to use Firebird as database. I have successfully installed the
> *.net 2.0 provider for Firebird and can reference it in a new project.
>
> But I just don't have an idea what to do next :)
>
> Is there an example anywhere available, maybe a simple form using the
> good old employee.fdb. I would need to find my way to some basic
> methods, let's say
> - showing the staff in a datagridview
> - adding new staff-members (on ButtonClick)
> - deleting staff (on ButtonClick)
>
> I am optimistic to find my way through the rest, then, hopefully.
>
> thanks,
> André
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