I have to write a VB 6.0 program. This program is going to be called and passed parameters. I am not sure where to begin. Do i create a regular VB .exe program? this is not supposed to have any user interface, it is just called behind the scenes, passed parameters to it, and it performs its purposes.

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This is a database application that is supposed to run with no visual interface and no user interaction. No ones sees anything. Basically there is a call to the program, with parameters - example testvb.exe vito,buccina,47,293,M What i have basically done for this program is created a project, added a module, removed the form, added a Sub Main() in the module. In this Sub Main i have code that calls other procedures etc.. is this the correct way that i am doing it? my testing is going fine. I open a command prompt, just like i stated above, enter the .exe name with parameters, the code opens and searches a database based on those parameters. For testing purposes i have added message boxes to pop up to show me if a record was found or not. It works fine. but the real program will not just search a database, it will select from multiple tables from one database using the parameters, and insert values into a different database. No user interface and no user interraction, just a call to run the program with trailing parameters!! I will thus have to put the .exe of this program onto the computer that will be calling this program to run.