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DataBase Management Tools

Visual Studio .NET also has some of the same types of tools that are in Access for working with databases. We'll look more at some of those in the next chapter.

Or, you can install a third part database manager such as ...

In professional programming, however, you seldom are actually required to design a database from scratch. Usually you have to access a database that already exists. Designing and modifying databases is usually done by specialists (DBA's - Data Base Administrators).

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