I am trying to carry out a synchronisation of two databases: one on the server and the other on a local machine. So that even when they are not connected on the network, the local database can carry on accepting data but when the network is back on, the local database can update the server and the server can also update the local machine with data it accepted during the time when the network was off. by first comparing two tables in two databases and then if they are any differences the updating begins and i've since been stuck.
Private Sub btnCompareTables_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnCompareTables.Click
'dont know which arguments to put when calling this function
'How do i tell the computer which databases to compare
Comparing()
i've been doing ADO.NET for a while but I would like to know if its posssible to use dao recordsets in VB.Net 2010 and where I can get tutorials and code samples to do database stuff like insert etc. I've tried to google but most of the code available is for vb6 I was going through some stuff on this link [URL]../bb243801%28v=office.12%29.aspx and i'd like to know if it works for vb.net 2010 or maybe theres something i'm missing. because the moment I put "Dim dbmyDB As dao.database" its been giving me the wavy blue line and i am now doubting if it works or maybe i'm missing some other code
If you are using an sql database with a vb.net application, does the user need to have anything extra other than the .net framework installed for the program to run? Meaning, if I simply compile the application, are there any extra steps I need to take to make this work?
Ok, so I am on my last book of course material for college and this weekend I started making my own personal applications, stuff I can really use in everyday life, these projects also serve as a port folio for future employers
I recently moved over to a Windows 7 computer and I can't get databases to work with VB.net.Before I moved I used to do an Access database and connect it to VB through the ODBC thing. However, I don't have Access on this computer (open office) so I'm not sure how to create a database and connect it.I have tried to use the SQL Compact Edition that comes with Visual Studio but I not sure how to get it to work. Also would something like mySQL work with VB? I have looked at the mySQL workbench and like it, what else would I need to download to be able to use the databases created with it in Visual Studio?
I have two dataset , each with with table . each datasets is connected to a separate dataadapter to get data from sql server database file (two different tables SQLtableOrders & SQLtableCustomerA))
datasetOrders.Tables("Orders") >>> the first column "orderID" is a primary unique key. Its structure is details below : OrderID----OrderName----OrderCost--------Date 1----------A---------------54------------11/11/2010
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note that I had already made this by getting the data by SQL Statement "Select SQLtableOrders.* , SQLtableCustomerA.orderID FROM SQLtableOrders, SQLtableCustomerA WHERE SQLtableOrders.orderID = SQLtableCustomerA.orderID" It is really working fine , but the problem that it takes time to get data from the SQL server each time I disply orders. I already have the datasetOrders.Tables("Orders") data on the client PC , I need only to make the client PC extract which orders are assinged to a ceratin customers. I can do it by For... Next , but I guess it will take time , specially if "orders" data contains many data .
I am fairly new to programming, and even more new to using database objects. I am creating a program that will calculate a user's BMI, and that will let the user know how many calories are in a food that they choose. I found a database that has a bunch of foods, and each of their calories, so I am using that. I have the program set up so that the user selects each food from a drop down list. The user then adds each of the food to a list box after pressing a button. The program is then suppose to calculate all of the calories after the user presses another button to come up with the total calories. I got all the foods on the drop down list no problem, but now, I'm stuck on figuring out how to get the program to add all the calories for each cooresponding food. I have no idea where to start with it. I know that I'm going to have to create a variable to hold the total calories, but I just don't know how to get the calories from each food.
I am looking to add a local database file (.sdf) into my .Net Project, so i go right click on my project, click "Add" -> "New Item", select "Local Database" and rename it to what i want.I then click the "Add" button and get the following error."The data provider required to connect to the local data file could not be found. The file will be added to the project but the typed DataSet assosciated with the file will not be generated."I am using Visual Studio 2008 .Net Framework 3.5.
I have read many articles on multithreading over the past few days and so far I'm fairly comfortable with how it works. I am now working on my actual application, and have come across a few design issues that I'm hoping somebody has experience with.The basic premise of the application is simple. A database filled with files names and a "converted" field that has a 1 or a 2 in it (1 for unconverted, 2 for converted). The application loops through every record where "converted" = 1, retrieve the file and convert it.
My single threaded application works fine, except its far too slow. Due to the huge amount of rows in the database (4 million+) and the time constraints on the project, I have decided to run as many threads as the hardware can allow to cut down on the timings.So, the dilemma is accessing database records and which threads should grab which record and how.
Well my project will basically involve a database of the sports info of students in my school. It has to work with about 1000 profiles, each containing a personal info record (basically an address book) and a Sports Info record which has some simple information like what sport they do for winter and summer but it also has some records like "Training Info" which will contain a some 10 fields. It'll wind up something like an array of records of records of records.
One of the key points for assessment is that we employ search and sort functionality explicitly using algorithms that have been provided to us. Essentially we'll have to write up our own subs for binary searches and stuff like that.
Now this is group work and I was put in charge of making the database, one thing I'm unsure of is what I should use. Most of the other groups are using .txt files to store their databases as they've been told that these are easier than Access files. However their databases don't appear to be quite as complex as the one my group's planning. Another random titbit of info I heard was that using our own search functions to search an Access file would not only be slower than using the inbuilt ones (another random something gleaned from conversation) [does it have inbuilt search functions?? I heard somewhere else it didn't] but also that it'd be slower than searching a .txt file with a similar sub.
I'm not sure of the veracity of those statements, however I still want to ask if you guys have any recommendations for what I should use to make the database with. The only ones I know of are CSV text files and MS Access, I'd be very grateful if you could point me in the of a good "thing" to use with VB.net for this kind of project.
I'm trying to get going with using MS-Access databases in vb.net. In my case, I have a list of MS-Access database paths as strings that I want to talk to. I don't want to add the databases permanently to my project, since there are many of them (hundreds, actually). To start off, I have something like this:
Public Sub main() Dim conn As New OleDbConnection conn.ConnectionString = _ "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;" & _
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If I run this, it fails at " Dim rdr = cmd.ExecuteReader", with the error:
"Record(s) cannot be read; no read permission on 'MSysObjects'."
however, I can open the same database using the MS-Access client and run the same query without a problem.
I use vb.net to backup sql '05 - '08 databases. It works great on smaller databases. but when it comes to large databases it fails at 30 or 40 percent with the error: The backup or restore was aborted.
Dim objBackup1 As Backup = New Backup() With {.Action = BackupActionType.Database, .Database = Common.DsSettings("DataBase", Nothing), .Initialize = True, .Checksum = True, .ContinueAfterError = True, .Incremental = False, .LogTruncation = BackupTruncateLogType.Truncate} objBackup1.SqlBackup(objServer)
My application security from piracy depends upon fields in my databases. User has to activate the application, that writes Bought in my database. But the problem is if a new user installs my application and replaces all databases from some one who has bought key, the application also becomes active without buying key from me.
Is there any possibility that I could mark the databases to be recognized with the particular setup?
I am trying to add nodes to a treeview that come from different databases, but at the moment i am just trying to add the first set from the first database.
The link between the child and the parent is the ID column in the parent nodes access database this number is in a column in the child database called Section, i am trying (unsuccesfully) to use queries and If statements.
I am assigning the ID column from the parent database to the .Tag property of the parent node and then i am trying to use an if statement within the query "asking" if the parentNode.Tag = number in section column Then Add new node, but i haven't done it right. The code is below:
While RetVal3.Read If RetVal3(0).ToString = SectNode.Tag.ToString Then Call AddCalcNodes(SectNode)
I have written a Visual Basic 2008 program which creates a Crystal Report upon completion. The Crystal report contains the main report and two SubReports. Every thing runs fine on my development machine.
However, when I install the program at the client site, I get a dialog from Crystal wanting a user name an password. I notice at the top of this dialog that Crystal is pointing to the wrong SQL server.
As you can see from my code below, the server name should be correct. So I am guessing that it is the sub reports that are generating this error.
The sub report names are: rptPageOne and rptCostCenter
How do I set the datasource for the sub reports? Or what else could be wrong?[code]...
I've been using MS Access for the database in many of my programs (they're always local databases, copied to the user's computer) and as is no surprise to anyone here, it's a horrible choice but it's what I knew and so I've just defaulted to it.What is the best one to use? How do I go about buying/getting it? Does it allow royalty-free copies? Can I import my existing Access databases into this? How do I deploy it?
I am writing an application in VB.Net, the application stores a number of images within the database and therefore the SQL database size gets quite large. At the moment I use a single database, however what I want to do is create a new database for each project within my application. I need some advise on the best way to proceed with this and also the best way to be able to create a new database for each project. Below is the approach that I was planning to adopt:
1. When the application is installed it automatically has a common database that comes with the application and this database is attached to the SQL Server, lets call this application "AppA" and common database "AppADB" Within the AppADB there would be a table called projectsTbl and in this projectsTbl it has a 2 columns called "projectDesc" and "projectDB". projectDesc would hold the description of a project and then the projectDB would hold the SQL database name for that project.
2. The user would login to my application and in the admin side of the application have a create project form. In this form he would enter the project description and also a 3 character code for the project. When the user OK's the form it would take the project descrption from the form and put this in the "projectDesc' field in the AppADB and then take the 3 character code from the form add this as a prefix to "AppADB" and put this within the "projectDB" field within the AppADB e.g. if the 3 character code was "SIM" then the projectDB name would be "SIMAppADB"
3. What I obviously now need to do is create a new database called "SIMAppADB" now what I was thinking was I could create a SQL database backup of a database that has the standard database structure that is required and then I can restore this .bak file (which would be in my application installed directory) to this new name, using the following code:
Code: RESTORE DATABASE SIMAppDB FROM DISK = 'C:Program FilesAppA Installed DirectoryDB.Bak' WITH REPLACE, MOVE SIMAppDB_Data' TO 'C:MSSQLDATASIMAppDB_Data.MDF', MOVE 'SIMAppDB_Log' TO 'C:MSSQLDATASIMAppDB_Log.LDF'
4. Then when the user logins to my application again, on the login screen he will see a list of projects from the "projectsTbl" table in the "AppADB" database. The user can then select the project they wish to login to and from this the application and extract the database name from the "projectDB" table in the "AppADB" database. I then can store this database name in my application and when the application needs to connect to the database it modifies the connection string to connect to the respective database.
I am making a program that will take your initial balance of your checking account and then you can enter your checks, deposits and withdrawls into a database. Then The option will be given to return a report of deposits, withdrawls, etc. Well, I am having the problem with creating a database I can open when the program runs, first time to get the initial balance, and after to tell current balance. Then, I need to just keep on adding the new checks, deposits, withdrawls to the database everytime the person uses it. So, say I used it and put in 5 checks and then a week later I use it and put another 5 in. I want to be able to give a report of all the checks that have been inputed (this example is 10) back out to the user. So, essentially my question is, I guess, how would I create a database in VB 2008 that I can keep adding to it everytime it gets used?
Central Database (replicated across multiple servers) Client Database 1 Client Database 2
The Central db has Users and Roles amongst other things The Client dbs have similar tables to each other but with some fields tweaked - contact, address, At present, each client db has its own user/role information which is copied from the central db by a scheduled process. I want to retrieve the user/role information directly from the central db instead (bearing in mind tables in the client db make reference to the user entity)
I'm writing a little Database administration program.It works fine if you give the db, but not when you don't know which db is installed.How can I enumerate all running databases?
If I import an access database into vb.net windows application will the included queries also be imported and will they continue to function correctly ?
Can you perform a join on two tables, one is an Access database and the other is a SQL Server database.I understand that I could perform a SELECT on each database, and then manually join the results. Is this how I'm going to have to do it?
I have done plenty of VB programming using flat files etc... Now I am attempting to create a SQL database (I have my sql 2008 express box up and running) I can connect just fine, I made my database, made an account and made it data reader and data writer. I even gave dbowner to my user for testing. I created some tables, and I can access them through the dataset designer in VB 2010. Now what I have been trying to figure out all day.
I am wanting to learn more about databases and how to code them into my VB application. I've been searching the forums and I see a lot of examples of code with OleDB.OleDBConnection, OleDBCommand and same with SQL. How did you learn how to work with databases? What resources would you recommend? Any online tutorials that you found helpful?
One of the particular issues that I am having is that I've set up a table with approximately six columns. I have this shown on the main form as a datagridview with only two of the columns shown. To edit / add a new record, I have set up a button to load a new form with the details of the datagridview showing in textboxes (for all six columns). So, if the user were to select an entry on the main form page and then click on the edit/add button it would bring up the row's information in their respected textboxes. From there the user would be able to edit and then save the changes. I'm having difficulty bringing up the form with the selected row's information.
Is it possible to list the available MySQL databases on a computer?At work we run a model that generates a MySQL database full of results, 360 odd tables, when the model is a MySQL database is created containing the results and what I need to do is to be able to list all available databases, allow one to be selected and transfer all of the tables to a blank Access database cretaing the relationships once all of the tables have been created.The tables contain all the primary keys and foreign keys, eg Table1 may contain cust_Numb and table2 may contain cust_numb_pkey.Is this possible?Initially I asked this on a ACCESS forum, but am hitting a few brick walls so thought I'd ask on here as well.
