Hi there
I am new to VB.Net (formerly a Centura 'Gupta' programmer) and just trying to do a simple excercise out of the help to populate a couple of text fields on a form by using a parameterized query.
ie. Walkthrough 'Displaying Data in a Windows Form Using a Parameterized Query
Sounds simple but for some reason when I get to the step where you are supposed to 'Expand the (DataBindings) node, and for the Text property, expand DsAuthors1, expand authors, and select au_id from the drop-down list.
I don't have a drop down list?! It's empty
Please help me find what I'm missing here
I have the following on my form
OdbcDataAdapter with a simple select command 'SELECT MBR_SAID, MBR_SURNAME, MBR_ADDR1 FROM FHP_MBR WHERE (MBR_SAID = ?)
OdbcConnection (to an Access database
and a DataSet (dsMbr
The following code is for the button click
Private Sub Button1_Click_1 (ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArg s) Handles Button1.Clic
OdbcDataAdapter 1.SelectCommand .Parameters("mb r_said").Value = dfnMbr_said.Tex
dsMbr.Clear(
OdbcDataAdapter 1.Fill(dsMbr
End Su
So what am I missing here please? I know it's probably simple... I just need a jumpstart
How do I bind the results of this query to the appropriate fields
I am using the VB.Net Standard edition and have therefore had to export my Oracle tables into Access for the purpose of this excercise since I believe you need the full blown Enterprise edition of Visual Studio to connect to Oracle
Thanks
Marnie
3  3250 
Hi,
To bind a textbox to a datasource. This will bind the CategoryName
field of a dataset ds to textbox2.
TextBox2.DataBi ndings.Add("Tex t", ds.Tables(0), "CategoryNa me")
To use the oracle data provider you need to add a reference to
system.data.ora cleclient.dll. http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...sctorTopic.asp
Ken
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"Marnie" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:43******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hi there,
I am new to VB.Net (formerly a Centura 'Gupta' programmer) and just trying
to do a simple excercise out of the help to populate a couple of text
fields on a form by using a parameterized query..
ie. Walkthrough 'Displaying Data in a Windows Form Using a Parameterized
Query'
Sounds simple but for some reason when I get to the step where you are
supposed to 'Expand the (DataBindings) node, and for the Text property,
expand DsAuthors1, expand authors, and select au_id from the drop-down
list.'
I don't have a drop down list?! It's empty.
Please help me find what I'm missing here!
I have the following on my form:
OdbcDataAdapter with a simple select command 'SELECT MBR_SAID,
MBR_SURNAME, MBR_ADDR1 FROM FHP_MBR WHERE (MBR_SAID = ?)'
OdbcConnection (to an Access database)
and a DataSet (dsMbr)
The following code is for the button click:
Private Sub Button1_Click_1 (ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles Button1.Click
OdbcDataAdapter 1.SelectCommand .Parameters("mb r_said").Value =
dfnMbr_said.Tex t
dsMbr.Clear()
OdbcDataAdapter 1.Fill(dsMbr)
End Sub
So what am I missing here please? I know it's probably simple... I just
need a jumpstart!
How do I bind the results of this query to the appropriate fields?
I am using the VB.Net Standard edition and have therefore had to export my
Oracle tables into Access for the purpose of this excercise since I
believe you need the full blown Enterprise edition of Visual Studio to
connect to Oracle.
Thanks,
Marnie.
Hi Ken
Thanks for your response
I did try using something similar to that ie
Protected Sub BindControls(
dfsMbr_Surname. DataBindings.Ad d(New Binding("Text", dsMbr, "mbr.mbr_surnam e")
End Su
Should that work too
Although I wasn't sure then where to call BindControls() from? Where are you suggesting to put the code
TextBox2.DataBi ndings.Add("Tex t", ds.Tables(0), "CategoryNa me"
Does Tables(0) select the first table (being the only one in my case) in the query
I thought that I was going to be able to do this by going through the properties of TextBox2 (in my case dfsMbr_Surname) as per the documentation. I assume the code you gave me is generated for you if you do it through the properties dialog
Still wondering why nothing appeared in the Data Bindings section of the datafield properties
Thanks
Marnie
----- Ken Tucker [MVP] wrote: ----
Hi
To bind a textbox to a datasource. This will bind the CategoryName
field of a dataset ds to textbox2
TextBox2.DataBi ndings.Add("Tex t", ds.Tables(0), "CategoryNa me"
To use the oracle data provider you need to add a reference to
system.data.ora cleclient.dll http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...ssctorTopic.as
Ke
-----------------
"Marnie" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:43******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com.. Hi there
I am new to VB.Net (formerly a Centura 'Gupta' programmer) and just trying
to do a simple excercise out of the help to populate a couple of text
fields on a form by using a parameterized query.
ie. Walkthrough 'Displaying Data in a Windows Form Using a Parameterized
Query
Sounds simple but for some reason when I get to the step where you are
supposed to 'Expand the (DataBindings) node, and for the Text property,
expand DsAuthors1, expand authors, and select au_id from the drop-down
list.
I don't have a drop down list?! It's empty
Please help me find what I'm missing here I have the following on my form
OdbcDataAdapter with a simple select command 'SELECT MBR_SAID,
MBR_SURNAME, MBR_ADDR1 FROM FHP_MBR WHERE (MBR_SAID = ?)
OdbcConnection (to an Access database
and a DataSet (dsMbr The following code is for the button click
Private Sub Button1_Click_1 (ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles Button1.Clic
OdbcDataAdapter 1.SelectCommand .Parameters("mb r_said").Value =
dfnMbr_said.Tex
dsMbr.Clear(
OdbcDataAdapter 1.Fill(dsMbr
End Su So what am I missing here please? I know it's probably simple... I just
need a jumpstart
How do I bind the results of this query to the appropriate fields
I am using the VB.Net Standard edition and have therefore had to export my
Oracle tables into Access for the purpose of this excercise since I
believe you need the full blown Enterprise edition of Visual Studio to
connect to Oracle
Thanks
Marnie
Hi,
It should. I dont think you need the mbr. Try this.
dfsMbr_Surname. DataBindings.Ad d(New Binding("Text", dsMbr, "mbr_surnam e"))
Ken
-------------------
"Marnie" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:B8******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hi Ken,
Thanks for your response.
I did try using something similar to that ie:
Protected Sub BindControls()
dfsMbr_Surname. DataBindings.Ad d(New Binding("Text", dsMbr,
"mbr.mbr_surnam e"))
End Sub
Should that work too?
Although I wasn't sure then where to call BindControls() from? Where are
you suggesting to put the code:
TextBox2.DataBi ndings.Add("Tex t", ds.Tables(0), "CategoryNa me")
Does Tables(0) select the first table (being the only one in my case) in
the query?
I thought that I was going to be able to do this by going through the
properties of TextBox2 (in my case dfsMbr_Surname) as per the
documentation. I assume the code you gave me is generated for you if you
do it through the properties dialog?
Still wondering why nothing appeared in the Data Bindings section of the
datafield properties?
Thanks,
Marnie.
----- Ken Tucker [MVP] wrote: -----
Hi,
To bind a textbox to a datasource. This will bind the
CategoryName
field of a dataset ds to textbox2.
TextBox2.DataBi ndings.Add("Tex t", ds.Tables(0),
"CategoryNa me")
To use the oracle data provider you need to add a reference to
system.data.ora cleclient.dll.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...sctorTopic.asp
Ken
------------------
"Marnie" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:43******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... > Hi there,
> I am new to VB.Net (formerly a Centura 'Gupta' programmer) and just
trying > to do a simple excercise out of the help to populate a couple of
text > fields on a form by using a parameterized query..
> ie. Walkthrough 'Displaying Data in a Windows Form Using a
Parameterized > Query'
> Sounds simple but for some reason when I get to the step where you
are > supposed to 'Expand the (DataBindings) node, and for the Text
property, > expand DsAuthors1, expand authors, and select au_id from the
drop-down > list.'
> I don't have a drop down list?! It's empty.
> Please help me find what I'm missing here! >> I have the following on my form:
> OdbcDataAdapter with a simple select command 'SELECT MBR_SAID,
> MBR_SURNAME, MBR_ADDR1 FROM FHP_MBR WHERE (MBR_SAID = ?)'
> OdbcConnection (to an Access database)
> and a DataSet (dsMbr) >> The following code is for the button click:
> Private Sub Button1_Click_1 (ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e
As > System.EventArg s) Handles Button1.Click
> OdbcDataAdapter 1.SelectCommand .Parameters("mb r_said").Value =
> dfnMbr_said.Tex t
> dsMbr.Clear()
> OdbcDataAdapter 1.Fill(dsMbr)
> End Sub >> So what am I missing here please? I know it's probably simple... I
just > need a jumpstart!
> How do I bind the results of this query to the appropriate fields?
> I am using the VB.Net Standard edition and have therefore had to
export my > Oracle tables into Access for the purpose of this excercise since I
> believe you need the full blown Enterprise edition of Visual Studio
to > connect to Oracle.
> Thanks,
> Marnie.
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