DB/Reporting :: Display Barchart Using Access Database In Chart Control?
Apr 20, 2008
I need to display a graphical representation of database(access) in vb 2005. is there any way to do it. I dont mind how I just need to display barchart but data is in Ms Access.
I have a chart in Excel that I'd like to use a subtitle on. There is no SubTitle Property on the chart object, so I looked in the Excel User interface and found that you can only create a sub-title by using a text box. The text box looks like its associated with the chart, not the worksheet, so how would I access that text box from code?
I'm trying to present results on an aspx web page where a store procedure parameter is defined by a dropdown list control on the page. I have followed this guide from Microsoft and have my resultset presented in a DataGrid view. But I cannot seem to adapt it to present the resultset in a chart.
As you can see from my VB code below, I thought it would simply be a case of adapting the GridView databind to a Chart. I have tried various other options, and have successfully generated my data in a chart using a hard-coded parameter in an SQL statement on the ASP page. But when it comes to using the control, I get an empty chart.
Below is what I have so far.
Imports System.Data.SqlClient Public Class Report Inherits System.Web.UI.Page
I am using MS chart control .net 4 framework in Visual studio 2010 using Windows forms. I am having an issue with the scale of the primary x axis on a user input from a text box on a button click. I am also using both the primary and secondary y axes which work on a user input.
I have checked the settings for each axis and they all have the same settings. I don't see why both y axes work on the user input and the x does not.
The following is the code I am using:
Private Sub Button1_Click(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Chart1.ChartAreas("Area1").AxisX.Minimum = Val(XPrimeMin.Text)
I have a table in Access called 'tblRealTime' with a few rows of data and I want to display it in a DataGridView object on my form. When I run the program I get no errors but nothing shows up in the datagrid. My code is below:
[ Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load ConnString = "Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=|DataDirectory|K0201227Project.accdb;Persist Security Info=False;" SQLStr = "SELECT * FROM tblRealTime"
I have a table I made in MS Access and I want to import/display that table into a DataGridView.I am VERY amateur but I am able to pick apart some code and see what is happening.The thing I know I need is a connection between the two programs but again, have no idea about how to pull it off.I have the free version of VB(2008 Express Edition)
I can not figure out how to get the chart to display the labels. When I try and add labels, the lines get messed up. Also, if I try and do multiple lines it does not always work out very well. I tried different ColumnLabels and they behave very strange as well. What I want is to be able to have several lines. Each with their own label. And also, I want to specify text for each point at the very bottom of the graph. Let me know what suggestions you have. [Code]
I want to move my programs and the database to another computer and hard-disks. It looks to me as though I nearly have to re-create the controls and rewrite some of the code to make it so the programs still work after the move. At least with ODBC all I would change was the DSN definitions external to the programs. Is there an easy way to move or rename a database without loads of work?
---3 laptops running same VB.NET application locally AND access/share same database located on one of these machines. Is this Possible? an easy way? ---OR would the best sollution create a website with database ?
I'm building an aplication with an MS Access database behind the scene. In many of my forms I'm gonna use DataGridViews to show data from the database, not an entire table but data based on manually built queries. So, I have few questions without answers, by now. Solutions or 1. I haven't decided how will I bring the database into the project: from the menu -> Add New Data Source, or within the code, at runtime. I still don't know which one's best or why.2. How exactly can I execute any SQL query (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE etc) on my Access database from my aplication?
i have an ACCESS database with 3 columns. I establish the connection with the VB 2008 Express and put the data in the form but i don't know how to add the text of a textbox in the database.
I installed Visual Studio 2008 and Office Enterprise 2007 in my new computer.I made some codes for a data reader to get data from an Access dabase. On the step where it will open the connection an exception appeared which says "Microsoft.Jet.Oledb.4.0 provider is not registered on the local machine".
I'm trying to query an access database, but my query results only display the first cell of the query results.
For example, if I select 3 columns, 5 rows, only Column 1 Row 1 is displayed. Someone mentioned something about EOF but I can't find EOF code for OleDB. Should I be using another type of connection?;
Code: Private Sub btnGetReport_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnGetReport.Click Dim StartDate, EndDate As Date
I wanna create an access database programmatically.How should this be done?Do you recommend that I do it via code?I don't know how to create an access 2003 compatible file at run-tim
I'm trying to create a database driven application using VS 2008. I want my database to be generic, i.e it shouldn't rely on the existence of MS Access or similar application. So how do I create such a database, add tables , values..etc?
I need to update a database app written in VB, Visual Studio 2003, using an Access Database.Currently: Customer has 4 users, local network. Access Database is 30MB, about 50 tables.Wanted: Customer is opening new offices, and wants to connect to the database via the internet. There will be 10-15 users.App background: I have all data access via OleDbDataAdapters and one OleDbDataConnection.There are 4 DataSets: Global, Lookup, Reports, FormSpecific.
I have one Private function: FillTable:
Private Function FillTable(ByVal TableToFill As DataTable, _ Optional ByVal OleDbAdpToUse As OleDb.OleDbDataAdapter = Nothing) As Integer ' fills the table by using OleDbDataAdapter.Fill(aTable)
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All is working well.What I Need to Do:I think I need to migrate the Access Database to MS SQL. What I Have:Visual Studio 2008 Professional. I have started the MS SQL walkthroughs. I did the �Create a Data Connection to the Northwind Database� walkthrough, and connected via MS SQL Server. I cannot find where I can modify the SQL Commands. If I convert my Access Database to a MS SQL Database then can I
1) Just update the OleDbConnection, so it connects to the MS SQL Database (not the Access database).
2) If I cannot do #1, what do I need to start with?
I'm making a Monopoly Game which i'll make sure i post up here when done, I'm using Visual Basics 2005 and OLEDB Connection, i know how to work all that but i have the following scenarios to find SQL for.
Upgrade Property - I need to use the Update Query for this. A PropertyName is selected from a list box and someone then clicks to upgrade a property.
Properties.HousesOwned should have it's value raised by 1 Where the player owns all 3 sets. The Houseprice should then be took off the Players Money.
Downgrade Property - I need to use the Update Query for this. A PropertyName is selected from a list box and someone then clicks to downgrade a property.
Properties.HousesOwned should have it's value lowered by 1 (until it gets to 0) Where the player owns all 3 sets. The Houseprice should then be added to the Players Money.
I'm new to Visual Basic. I came across a random number generator tutorial. Got it working fine and then I thought, Is there a way to get it to access a database Here's the thing
1. Generate the random number. 2. looks at the database and finds the corresponding id number. 3. Takes the field for that number and enters it into a text field in the program.
So for example the number generated is 32. Then the program looks at the database and looks for id number 32. then takes the text in line 32 and enters it into a textbox in the program.Now I have my database and the program. But just can't seam to figure out how to get the two connected like I want. I have looked and searched but have found nothing like it I am using Visual Basic 2010 and Access 2007.
I'm working on a VB.Net Windows form that is supposed to manipulate an Access Database. I can Already read data from the database (placing them in a combobox) using the following:
Code: Private Sub Form2a_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load OpenFileDialog1.FileName = "" OpenFileDialog1.Title = "C# Corner Open File Dialog"
I have two tables in the MS Access 2003 database " SAMPLE" and they are : 1. INFO 2 INFO2Now i have created a form in VB 2008 express edition with the text boxes: Name, Age, Occupation.he tables INFO has - Name, Age as columnsAnd INFO 2 has - Name, Age, Occupation.All i want is when the user presses the ok button, it should add the name & age to INFO and also add Name, Age Occupation to the INFO 2 Table.
I've been googling to find a guide on how to access a database with visual studio.I cant find anything complete or up to date. I should point out that I dont have a great deal of experience with SQL.I'm not really 100% sure where to start. Most of the guides I've found tend to assume your accessing an existing SQL database and I need to set one up from scratch. I'm not sure if I'm even setting SQL server up correctly. point me in the right direction on where to get started. A good, up to date tutorial would be great.
For my purposes the SQL database will only be written to from the local machine but there will also be another machine writing to this database.I'm currently using Visual basic Express 2010 and SQL Server Express 2008 R2, mostly because they are the most recent when I googled it.
I have developed a Windows Forms application using VB.NET and MS SQL Server 2005 Express Edition. My database name is 'AC'. I do not want ANY user, SQL Server or Windows authenticated, to access, read, write to, update, drop or take backups of this database, except this login 'Adel'. So my connection string looks very similar to:[code]What configurations should I make in the MS SQL Server Management Studio 2005 Express Edition to 'Adel' login, 'AC' database, and all other logins to accomplish this?Given the following:I do not own the server; my client owns the server. They have a domain set up (LAN network).They have ASP.NET applications running using other databases on the same server. However, these applications have nothing to do with my database 'AC' or login 'Adel'.Some of their applications do not specify 'User Id' in the connection string; they use 'Integrated Security=True'.
Usually, to go through my Access Database records in VB, i used the "Data control tool" in the older versions of VB, but i cant find it in VB2008, is there anyother tool that allows you to scroll through Access database records, on VB 2008?
I use the following code in vb.net to search across several Access database fields, which works well, is there a way to find out WHICH field had the search data in?
[code] Public Function Incomming_Number(ByVal strNum As String) As String Dim oConnect As New OleDbConnection Dim sql As OleDbCommand
I'm currently looking to add a code where, when executed, finds the appropriate value (searches for it), then on the same line, but in a different category, changes the text to 'YES'.