Has anyone seen any COMPLETE bound form examples? By complete, I mean a form that has Add/Edit/Delete capabilities. Every example I've seen on the 'net, in books, and in the VB.Net Resource Kit discusses basic record navigation only.
If there are no examples on the internet, maybe someone could recommend a good book that covers this subject in detail
.... maybe Microsoft is hinting that we should not use bound controls ???? They were useless in previous versions, maybe the same is true for .Net. (sorry for the editorial comment but this has been a pet peeve of mine for years)
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Hello,
You can run the Data Form Wizard and create Add/Edit/Delete capabilities.
When you get to the page of the wizard that asks how you want to display
your data, select 'single record in individual controls'. Then specifiy you
want Add, Delete, and Cancel buttons on the bottom of the same wizard page.
Run the Data Form Wizard by selecting Add New Item from the 'Projects'
menu. Select Data Form Wizard and click Open...
Hope this helps,
Steve Stein
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| Has anyone seen any COMPLETE bound form examples? By complete, I mean a
form that has Add/Edit/Delete capabilities. Every example I've seen on the
'net, in books, and in the VB.Net Resource Kit discusses basic record
navigation only.
If there are no examples on the internet, maybe someone could recommend a
good book that covers this subject in detail.
.... maybe Microsoft is hinting that we should not use bound controls ????
They were useless in previous versions, maybe the same is true for .Net.
(sorry for the editorial comment but this has been a pet peeve of mine for
years).
thanks in advance.
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