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I am trying to figure out how to send a SQL command to a database from a windows form application. I have added the database using the wizard in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 but cannot figure out how to send a SQL command to the database or how to display the data it returns. I can move through the items sequentially on the form because Visual Studio automatically sets up a menu bar that does this. I am basically just trying to run a query, just to get me feet under me and then I'm sure that I can figure out the other stuff myself. Thanks in advance for the help.
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