I don't know if this is even the correct terminology but I was wondering if it is possible to bind a row (of data) from a database to an object. I am working on a school project and we have decided to create this application to track a user's BMI/BMR and compare it to the amount of calories they have input. The program doesn't go too in depth so it does not store the calories consumed in the database.
So here is my problem. I have a row in my database:
And I guess what I am thinking I want my program to do is if I have an object with properties for FirstName, LastName, HeightInches, WeightPounds, is to somehow query the database for one row and put the values into the object. All we have learned so far is binding the data with controls which doesn't really help in my case since the work is going to be done behind the scenes.
i created a class i invoke the class as object in vb.forms i want bind object(parameters) to datagrid when return as arraylist from methods in form_load. i want to bind arraylist to datagird in form_load.it will bind, the grid show all the parameter from arraylist.but i want few columns to bind from arrylist.here arraylist is convert from list from method.
I have two nested objects, and the form has two ListBoxes, where I want the last to respond to the selection of the former. It can even be some times deeper than 2 levels, which can make it a bit cumbersome. I solve it by raising events in any method that makes an add/delete/rename of these objects, and the form listens for these events, and when fired, clears it's lists, and loops through these objects to populate the lists again. binding lists, but this seems to introduce a few issues. First I need to keep a set of extra lists in the main BLL class, but more importantly, I feel I'm violating the layered structure between the BLL and the form, as in this case, the BLL needs to keep track of the current selected indexes of the listboxes in some variable. So that doesn't feel right, as it makes the BLL vulnerable to what the form does, and I assume is simply principally incorrect.
Following is example of object structure, where two ListBoxes should display "Company Names" and "Employee Names", and the Employee name listbox obviously change according to the selection in the Company Name listbox.
Public Class Form1 private _main as New Main ... End Class
I'm trying to bind a WinForms TreeView control to some user-defined objects. In particular, I'd like to bind aTreeNode.Text property to myObject.Name. My strategy is to create xTreeNode, a subclass of TreeNode, add a DataBindings collection, and expose its Text property. This would allow me to write some code like this:
Dim oBinding as Binding Dim bs as New BindingSource bs.DataSource = myObj
I'm trying to bind a combo box to a Access database field. I'm trying to do this with code instead of using the data sources wizard as I was told that this would be more flexible and better if distributing the finished program to other computers.
The result is that the form runs, but nothing is in the combo box.
I have also not used a dataset in my code, only a data table. Am I correct in thinking that this is plausible?
Imports System.Data Imports System.Data.OleDb Public Class Form1
when I compile the dialog do not have the picture on it...here is the classfile data Tier
Public Class ChemistryDataTier Private aDataSet As chemistryDataSet Private aTableAdapter As chemistryDataSetTableAdapters.ChemistryTableTableAdapter Public Function getChemistryData() As chemistryDataSet
I was wondering if there is any way to bind TWO different database tables to ONE textbox in VB? I've spent the whole day going through tutorials and different webpages and I've found nothing at all on this...
Well let me try to explain what I want to do exactly: basically I have multiple buttons on 'Form 1' and a textbox on 'Form 2' asking the user to insert a value which will then go to an Access database. But here is where it gets tricky for me: IF the user presses Button 1, the Value inserted on Form 2 will go to a field in the database whereas if the user presses Button 2 to open Form 2, then the value will go to somewhere else and so on.
This would be easy to do if I was to create multiple forms or multiple textboxes, 1 for each button but what I really need is 1 form/1 textbox that would work for all of them... [URL]
I have a MS Access Database with 2 fields 1) Text2) PictureI want to bind the data from the DataSource to the Dialog FormI have not problems getting the field one to display the text inside a combobox and binding the data to the combobox.I am having trouble getting the .jpg image to display in a pictureboxthe picturebox is Field2 of the datasource...
I will be doing an MVVM Project soon and I'm working a couple tutorial/examples out. How do I take the following code and connect it to a database. If I were to have a datagrid, how can I change information in the datagrid and have it automatically update? I'll be using MS SQL.
I have a form called studentForm which has a studentCombobox, studentTextbox and a studentDatagridView
In the constructor of the studentForm I need to bind studentCombobox to the StudentbindingSource of the main form and to bind studentDataGridView to appropriate binding source in the mainForm.So that this datagrid view displays all the bookings for the studentID currently selected in studentComboBox
I am struggling to understand fully, I need to bind data from an access database to a datagridview. (the DB simply holds a list of product with their stock code, description etc) I need to bind this datagridview to a products collection without using a dataset to bind to the datagridview. I really don't understand this fully.
I am trying to bind data from a text box on my form to a field in my database table. First of all I have created a DataSet, BindingSource and Table Adapter in the forms Design view, but I am having from there. Under the properties of each text box I have set the DataBindings (Text) to the field in the table under the forms instance and DataSet rather than the Projects Data Sources. I am very rusty at Visual Studio 2005 and that is all I have to work with.
So in this gridview, there is a column for status and I want to have a drop down list with Pass, Pending, Fail appear when the edit button is clicked. These values are already in a table, so I need to somehow bind from this table to each ddl for every row.Here is the column from the gridview. As you can see, I would like to just have a label showing when not in edit mode, and a ddl when the edit button is pressed
<asp:TemplateField HeaderText="During Production Status" SortExpression="DuringProductionStatus"> <EditItemTemplate>
I am trying to bind my SQL param's qurey to bind to a table. My problem is i get this error "Fill: SelectCommand.Connection property has not been initialized."
Protected Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click If RadioButton3.Checked = True Then Dim connectionGrid As SqlConnection = New SqlConnection("Data Source=BST;Initial Catalog=dsfs;uid=dfsdf; pwd='dsfsf'") Dim commandgrid As SqlCommand = New SqlCommand()
I am trying to bind an Access database to a MSChart control in VB Net 2008. I have a test database populated with four fields SAMPLE-DateTime, Values-Number, MAX-Number and MIN-Number. I'd like to only display the rows that fall within a specific date range but I'm running into a problem when i try to execute the following command:
in terms of speed and resource usage is it better to call the access queries using access.aplication or rewriting the database objects in VS? By using access there should be just one version of the queries, not two and access is more friendly for writing the queries.
Private Sub btnPurchase_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnPurchase.Click Dim objCustomer As Customer Dim objProduct As Products Try
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1- why not just write queries those manipulate the database rather then creating objects, making changes and then going back to database.
2- now that i have got the new balance and the product oder has been made so every time this happens a query has to be sent to change database or there is any other better why of doing it?
I've just gotten started with development using Visual Studio (though this can be seen as a more language-generic question), and need done design answers regarding how to suitable relate a Database Entity/Table with an Class in-code.
Currently, I create a class who's attributes or iVars directly correspond to the fields in an Entity.
When I come to fetching all 'Customers from a Table' for example, I run a Select all statement against the database and for each result-row returned, I instantiate a new class Object where I use the Class' default constructor to set the instance variables. (I really wish there was a method like PHP's mysql-fetch-object()?)
I can then add each of these objects to say, a List(of Customer) and return it.
This doesn't seem like the best way to do it. If I were to change the Database schema, I'd have to reflect those changes in the class also.
I have a connection string set up and a data reader.I have two textboxes on my form for users to type in. One textbox (txtLogin) is a user name and the other textbox is a password (txtPwd). I'm trying to compare what a user types into those two boxes to a table in a vfp database. The table I'm trying to compare to is open about 99% of the time so I need to be able to read from it in some type of "shared" mode.
My Select statement needs to be something similar to "select * from sites where clogin = txtLogin.text and cpassword = txtPwd.text"I just don't know how to get this to work properly.
I have decided I would start small and make a program that would create a "receipt" list in a listbox and a total. Now, I would like the user to be able to add their own "menu" items. I'm assuming the best way to go about this would be to have them actually add it to a database and then a function in the program will refresh the dataset with the new list. However, this is where my problem lies. How can I tell VB .net 2010 that I want to create a new button (or buttons) on the fly, in an orderly pattern on the form, based on the input from a DB?
How can we use the database objects from one form to another? Eg. In my Login form a person enters his user-name and password & if it is correct, the code directs him to another form(Form2). Now in Form2 How will I get which person has entered in?
