I'm attempting to bind a combobox to store the values in
tblProblems.VersionID and display the Version value from the tblVersions.
The VersionID field is a foreign key to the ID in tblVersions. Currently I
have the combobox displaying the versions in the dropdown which is what I
need but when I select a different version it is displayed for every record
(apparently not bound to the value of VersionID in tblProblems.
Documentation that I have is confusing and doesn't really address my
situation of using the validation table. I routinely use this technique in
Microsoft Access but the control binds very differently.
TABLES
--------------
tblProblems.VersionID (1)
tblVersions.ID (1)
tblVersions.Version (1.0.1)
RELATIONSHIPS
-------------
ProblemsVersionIDColumn = DataSet11.Tables("tblProblems").Columns("VersionID ")
VersionsKeyColumn = DataSet11.Tables("tblVersions").Columns("ID")
problemsversions = New DataRelation("problemsversions",
ProblemsVersionIDColumn, VersionsKeyColumn)
DataSet11.Relations.Add(problemsversions)
COMBOBOX PROPERTIES
---------------------
DataSource tblVersions
DisplayMember - Version
ValueMember - ID
DataBindings.SelectedItem (None)
DataBindings.SelectedValue (None)
DataBindings.Text (DataSet11 - tblProblems.VersionID)
--
Steve King
3  1368 
Steve,
And what do you need?
Cor
"Steve King" <St*******@discussions.microsoft.com> schreef in bericht
news:C4**********************************@microsof t.com... I'm attempting to bind a combobox to store the values in
tblProblems.VersionID and display the Version value from the tblVersions.
The VersionID field is a foreign key to the ID in tblVersions. Currently
I
have the combobox displaying the versions in the dropdown which is what I
need but when I select a different version it is displayed for every
record
(apparently not bound to the value of VersionID in tblProblems.
Documentation that I have is confusing and doesn't really address my
situation of using the validation table. I routinely use this technique
in
Microsoft Access but the control binds very differently.
TABLES
--------------
tblProblems.VersionID (1)
tblVersions.ID (1)
tblVersions.Version (1.0.1)
RELATIONSHIPS
-------------
ProblemsVersionIDColumn =
DataSet11.Tables("tblProblems").Columns("VersionID ")
VersionsKeyColumn = DataSet11.Tables("tblVersions").Columns("ID")
problemsversions = New DataRelation("problemsversions",
ProblemsVersionIDColumn, VersionsKeyColumn)
DataSet11.Relations.Add(problemsversions)
COMBOBOX PROPERTIES
---------------------
DataSource tblVersions
DisplayMember - Version
ValueMember - ID
DataBindings.SelectedItem (None)
DataBindings.SelectedValue (None)
DataBindings.Text (DataSet11 - tblProblems.VersionID)
--
Steve King
when I select a different version it is displayed for every record
(apparently not bound to the value of VersionID in tblProblems.
When I move the form from record to record I expected the relationship to
cause the combobox to display the version number related to the record being
viewd, and it doesn't.
tblProblems.VersionID -> FORM (COMBO) <-- tblVersions.ID (Value),
tblVersions.Version (Display)
--
Steve King
"Cor Ligthert [MVP]" wrote: Steve,
And what do you need?
Cor
"Steve King" <St*******@discussions.microsoft.com> schreef in bericht
news:C4**********************************@microsof t.com... I'm attempting to bind a combobox to store the values in
tblProblems.VersionID and display the Version value from the tblVersions.
The VersionID field is a foreign key to the ID in tblVersions. Currently
I
have the combobox displaying the versions in the dropdown which is what I
need but when I select a different version it is displayed for every
record
(apparently not bound to the value of VersionID in tblProblems.
Documentation that I have is confusing and doesn't really address my
situation of using the validation table. I routinely use this technique
in
Microsoft Access but the control binds very differently.
TABLES
--------------
tblProblems.VersionID (1)
tblVersions.ID (1)
tblVersions.Version (1.0.1)
RELATIONSHIPS
-------------
ProblemsVersionIDColumn =
DataSet11.Tables("tblProblems").Columns("VersionID ")
VersionsKeyColumn = DataSet11.Tables("tblVersions").Columns("ID")
problemsversions = New DataRelation("problemsversions",
ProblemsVersionIDColumn, VersionsKeyColumn)
DataSet11.Relations.Add(problemsversions)
COMBOBOX PROPERTIES
---------------------
DataSource tblVersions
DisplayMember - Version
ValueMember - ID
DataBindings.SelectedItem (None)
DataBindings.SelectedValue (None)
DataBindings.Text (DataSet11 - tblProblems.VersionID)
--
Steve King
Steve,
I thought that this is the part where I never could use the relations.
Can you try this sample. http://www.vb-tips.com/default.aspx?...1-af26354b1fa0
This is three deep and using a datagrid, however that is in my opinion a
detail.
Cor
"Steve King" <St*******@discussions.microsoft.com> schreef in bericht
news:88**********************************@microsof t.com... when I select a different version it is displayed for every record
(apparently not bound to the value of VersionID in tblProblems.
When I move the form from record to record I expected the relationship to
cause the combobox to display the version number related to the record
being
viewd, and it doesn't.
tblProblems.VersionID -> FORM (COMBO) <-- tblVersions.ID (Value),
tblVersions.Version (Display)
--
Steve King
"Cor Ligthert [MVP]" wrote:
Steve,
And what do you need?
Cor
"Steve King" <St*******@discussions.microsoft.com> schreef in bericht
news:C4**********************************@microsof t.com... > I'm attempting to bind a combobox to store the values in
> tblProblems.VersionID and display the Version value from the
> tblVersions.
> The VersionID field is a foreign key to the ID in tblVersions.
> Currently
> I
> have the combobox displaying the versions in the dropdown which is what
> I
> need but when I select a different version it is displayed for every
> record
> (apparently not bound to the value of VersionID in tblProblems.
>
> Documentation that I have is confusing and doesn't really address my
> situation of using the validation table. I routinely use this
> technique
> in
> Microsoft Access but the control binds very differently.
>
> TABLES
> --------------
> tblProblems.VersionID (1)
>
> tblVersions.ID (1)
> tblVersions.Version (1.0.1)
>
> RELATIONSHIPS
> -------------
> ProblemsVersionIDColumn =
> DataSet11.Tables("tblProblems").Columns("VersionID ")
> VersionsKeyColumn = DataSet11.Tables("tblVersions").Columns("ID")
> problemsversions = New DataRelation("problemsversions",
> ProblemsVersionIDColumn, VersionsKeyColumn)
> DataSet11.Relations.Add(problemsversions)
>
> COMBOBOX PROPERTIES
> ---------------------
> DataSource tblVersions
> DisplayMember - Version
> ValueMember - ID
>
> DataBindings.SelectedItem (None)
> DataBindings.SelectedValue (None)
> DataBindings.Text (DataSet11 - tblProblems.VersionID)
> --
> Steve King
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