ADO.NET - A BETTER EXAMPLE
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Exactly what I've been searching for! THANK YOU!
by JRF, on Tuesday Feb 11, 2003
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Msdn should be ashamed for not incorporating localized MS Access database access for VB.Net sample source code. THANK YOU for providing a terrific example from which people can learn.
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thanx a lot
by toko
, Austria, on Tuesday Apr 15, 2003
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have been reading a lot of stuff while searching for some helpful hints on the DataGrid control. What others didn't manage to make clear in hole articles you make understandable clear in maybe 2 lines of your comment. really cool!
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Excellent!!! Very helpful indeed!!!
by Christos, on Friday May 16, 2003
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First of all my congatulations!!! excellent example!!! Has been most helpfull :)
But...
I am refering to "Wizard Bound Controls"
Senario 1
It seems that (after ofcourse having clicked on "Use" button) and while i see a record (let's say "Smith Allen" ContactID 2) if I click Add and then Update I get an exact copy of the record with the new ContactID (so far everything is perfect)
Senario2
While I'm viewing the same record (ContactID 2) if I change the data (lets say the "Name" from "Smith Allen" to "John Doe" etc), and then click "Add" and "Update", the result is that I indeed get a new datarow (ContactID 5, Name John Doe) but the datarow with contactID 2 has also changed.
My question is:
How do I enter a new record without affecting any other records???
Do I have to un-bound all text boxes from the datasource and re-bound them after the procedure is completed??? (I believe there has to be an easier way, but...)
Any ideas???
thnx a lot, and... pls excuse any mistakes... My English R quite rusty :)
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ADO.NET - A BETTER EXAMPLE
by Jean Basquiat, California USA, on Friday Nov 28, 2003
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Outstanding Example! I love you! I wish I found your example hours ago! Now I can go eat dinner!
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A good work
by Unknown, on Monday Feb 02, 2004
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I've been searching a example like this for all the web and this is the one. Thank you very much.
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GOOD. I get what I needed to know.
by Unknown, on Monday Aug 09, 2004
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Thanks for posting this code. Now I know how to do somethings I was trying to do.
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Nice but Add Record Glitch
by John, Bris,Australia, on Tuesday Jun 21, 2005
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I finally thought I'd found a decent example of accessing an MS Access database - well this is the best so far, but I am having the same 'add record' problems as Christos (Above). Anyone have any ideas on what the problem is, how to rectify it?
I haven't done any VB programming in about 4 years, and the jump from VB6 data access to ADO.NET is leaving me for dead at the moment :(
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Helped me alot
by willow, on Saturday Sep 03, 2005
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l was looking for a example, that showed how to bind text boxes to a dataset, this was the best one l found. thank-you
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by NickO
, Johannesburg South Africa, on Wednesday Nov 15, 2006
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Come MSDN support and learn about the "smack on" answer: straight, to the point and when it is needed.
May be share the fees we are paying with the author.
Nicko
PS.
... and no hidden agenda either!
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