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palanivel
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sir,

now i am creating VB.NET windows form using "student details"project .....for example u r applying any company ... first form finished then "save next" button click then first form datas where to save and second form datas where to save the both datas save on separete table or same table

pls reply me some example VB.NET Windows application
Jun 14 '07 #1
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kenobewan
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Simply post the values to the second form, in the onsubmit event of the second form save both sets of values. HTH.
Jun 14 '07 #2

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