Fill A Checkboxlist From Another Column In A Dataset In Program10?
Sep 3, 2011
Just trying to work out how to build the list from a seperate column in a linked datset to a checkboxlist, the same way as you can with a combobox?
So you can take the dropdown list for the combobox from another column and I thought it would be the same for the checklistbox but it does not seem to be an option.
My below code pulls in 100 items into the checkboxlist all into one column. How can I modify the code so it will appear as two columns?
Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load If Not Page.IsPostBack Then Dim di As New IO.DirectoryInfo(ImagePath) Dim imageArray As IO.FileInfo() = di.GetFiles() Dim image As IO.FileInfo 'list the names of all images in the specified directory For Each image In imageArray.OrderBy(Function(i) i.Name) CheckBoxList1.Items.Add(image.Name) Next End If End Sub
I have tried everything I can to get beyond this error which shows below as <<<<< error here. It is trying to fill a dataset from a data adapter. If I change the SELECT statement to just SELECT * FROM xTable I get the correct number of records in each table. But anytime I try with a more complex statement I get the error message shown below which indicates System.Data.Common.DbDataAdapter.Fill(DataSet dataSet. I've completely erased all data and entered a new set of test data so I know there is no problem with relationships. Each table has primary key which is foreign key in other table. IS there something wrong with the Imports section: Imports System
I'm writing a help application for the Customer support team at my company to help agents ask better questions when customers report problems. In it, I've got a SQL database that contains all the products, topics, and questions. The layout is similar to the following:
I don't know if I'm making myself clear, but I basically need to do the equivalent to the following SQL statement: "SELECT PRODUCT_ID FROM Products WHERE PRODUCT_Name = LstProducts.SelectedValue"
Aim to Achieve : I want to have 3 different dataTables from 3 different SQL queries from 3 different places into 1 single DataSet which I will have to return form my function.I have :
Private Function getDataSet() Dim ad1,ad2,ad3 As Object ad1 = New Data.OleDb.OleDbDataAdapter(query1, conStr1)[code].....
I want to use the best possible implementation of above task.
I have a need to assign values from my dataset to a variable but when i use string (which its normally text) and the item in that row of the dataset is empty it tells me that conversion from DBnull to string is not valid
I've added a Data Source to my project and a table from that Database (SQL 2005)
It is a rather large table and takes a LONG time to load the form. I was thinking of loading the auto-generated "Fill" statement in a Backgroundworker, but it doesn't seem to be doing anything. I have the Fill statement in the DoWork event, but it never "finishes" it seems. My BindingNavigator stays at 0.
I looked at jmc's sig link and everywhere I look, it seems like I'm going to have to iterate one at a time, but how can I do this for a bound datasource?
in my project i use odbctabaleadapter and connect to dbf file (connection string is "Dsn=test;dbq=C:;defaultdir=C:;driverid=533;fil=dBase 5.0;maxbuffersize=2048;pagetimeout=5) to convert data from dos to windows but it seem befor display data in datagridview dotnet converted data to unicode
if its true , can set System.Text.Encoding to default in tabaleadapters ?
when i convert from txt file as this code convert process is complete
Public Function stowin(ByVal inFile As String) As String Dim fileSize As Long Dim en As System.Text.Encoding
I think what I have here is an environmental issue. When I attempt to fill a dataset from a VFP table I am getting an error message that says "Index Not Found". The reason I feel its environmental is because the process was working perfectly fine last week. The client I am trying to run this program for runs it once per month to integrate one of their FoxPro systems with SQL. It's been in working order since November of last year, but suddenly now I'm getting this error. Some things I have looked at already are updating VFP drivers for both OleDB and ODBC.
'--- FOX variables Dim cnFOX As OleDbConnection Dim cmdFOX As OleDbCommand
fill a NEW DataSet's DataTable with data from a DataGridView? I am generating a data report that uses that "new DataSet." I need to go from a DataGridView to a DataSet because i need the person to be able to perhaps edit the information before its inserted into the report. my process to generate the report is...
- fill datagridview with advanced join sql - allow user to edit datagrid if necessary - put datagrids modified information in new dataset - set report's databinding source to new dataset - generate report...
I think this may be a usual issue but I am not able to find much info. There is a master customer database and a call log database at work. The call log database has two tables that are updated from the master database monthly. Now I am writing this vb frontend for the call log database and cannot figure out the update portion
For p = 0 To maxrowsC (currently around 1000 rows) With myCommand.Parameters .AddWithValue("@HEATSeq", dsCallLog.Tables("ConfigDS").Rows(p).Item(0))
I need to fill a datatable(in data set) row by row by providing the the data by variables in VB.Net. The variables assigns its value by loop.. so the datatable row should be filled row by row until the loop ends. There are three columns in the table. so the table should fill with different kind of datatype variables.
Public Class stat Dim WithEvents connection As SqlClient.SqlConnection Dim connectionString As String Dim da As SqlClient.SqlDataAdapter Dim ds As New DataSet [Code] .... I am trying to fill the dataset by calling the stored procedure "top5_best_selling_products" but the connection is not closed so the error is with the adapter or something.
this is more a theoretical question i asked myself.I remembered that BinarySearch of an ordered List(Collection in general) is faster than finding Rows with Datatable.Rows.Find or DataTable.FindByPK with a primary key value.Hence i fill a Datatable from Database in a shared constructor and immediately after that a List(of Int32) that contains all primary keys from that table. Later i will check with BinarySearch if the List contains primary-key values. But because the datatable contains only the PK-Column anyway, i asked myself if there is a way to avoid the huge overhead of filling a Datatable and after that adding all Rows to a List. Is it possible to fill a generic List(or other collection-type) instead of a Datatable/Dataset directly from a Dataadapter?Maybe i'm off the track and there is another way to avoid the Extra-Loop that i'm missing.
The code of filling the DataTable in a strong typed Dataset and the List: Private Shared w205CorrectSWUpgrades As New List(Of Int32) Shared Sub New()
i try to use this yesterday it work fine..now, it will process too slow.. when fill the dataadapter into the dataset..here is the code it gives 20 menutes still no result.. "no error, no comment. it's like standby
Dim conn1 As MySqlConnection = New MySqlConnection("server=pc1;user id=user;Password=12345;persist security info=True;database=mytsmobile") conn1.Open()
I am working on VB.Net. I have a sub form with a datagridview, that is being loaded with the criteria taken from another form. Hence this form is called with parameters. Here is the code that calls the sub form.
[code]...
where ds is the dataset to fill the datagridview and rb is the string from a radio button on this form.
Here is the code in the sub form.
[code]...
Now, I need to refresh this sub form every -- minutes, depending on how the user wants it to be. For this I have given a NumericUpDown control to select the mins. All this works fine. But how do I refresh the dataset and the datagridview?
I am experiencing something very bizarre when I execute the Fill method of my adapter. I've been running this query for months and all of the sudden this is happening after I installed SP1 for Visual Studio 2008. For some reason several DataRows in 2 of the 3 tables within my DataSet have errors in them when I view them in debug mode using the DataSet Visualizer. Here is a picture of what I'm talking about
It does this to random rows. If I execute the Fill method the first time, rows (5-10) will have these errors. If I execute the Fill method again rows 12-23 are affected and so on. I have no idea what is happening here.
This is effected my DataGridViews, because they don't display any rows, because of the erros. I should also note that when I run the lines of code below in the Immediate Window it says the DataSet doesn't have errors.
I have 2 databases that I am working with. One is a compant customer database and the other is my personal call log. Now I am creating a front end for the Call Log. I was updating my customer list by Importing 2 tables from the customer database, a series of queries would erase all of my info, take all the data from the imported tables and move it into mine then erase the imported tables.
Im trying to accomplish the same in my VB frontend. I can connect and fill datasets from the customer database. I can erase my tables. How do I take all of this data from the newly created dataset and move it over to my empty tables?
Private Sub frmbranch_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load Try str = "select * from EnquiryEntry Where EnquiryId=" & EnquiryId & ""
I have a SQL Server database for which I have created a strongly-typed DataSet (using the DataSet Designer in Visual Studio 2008), so all the adapters and select commands and whatnot were created for me by the wizard.
It's a small database with largely static data, so I would like to pull the contents of this DB in its entirety into my application at startup, and then grab individual pieces of data as needed using LINQ. Rather than hard-code each adapter Fill call, I would like to see if there is a way to automate this (possibly via Reflection). [code]...
I'm still in my novice stages of .net development, and I think I may be trying to make something too complicated.In VB.Net 2008, I'm using a SQLDataAdapter to Fill a dataset with records being returned from a Stored Procedure (SQL Server 2005).I'm using that dataset as the datasource for a gridview. Up to this point, everything is great and I understand what's happening.I'm getting ready to make my first-ever attempt at updating the data in thegridview and then pushing the updates back to the SQL dB.Here's where I'mgettingconfused...to cut to the chase, what's the simplest way to load the updates back into SQLServer?
Winfom, intellsense remind me configurationManager wrong.This code is from asp.net, how can I change it?
unction GetData(ByVal queryString As String) As DataSet ' Retrieve the connection string stored in the Web.config file. Dim connectionString As String =
I have an access database with 5 tables.I want to fill a dataset with the entire contents of the database.Why can't it roughly look like this?[code]Instead I'm having to create an adapter for EVERY table, tab the table name (why?), fill the schema, and then fill the table.
somehow combine the results of separate Fill queries on a single dataset?Basically, I'm trying to implement a 'Filter' function, whereby, the user can filter the records in a DataSet according to specific criteria.
I am using the following to strip out unwanted string in a string and i want to fill newly created column with split value. I dont know how to get the "Cityrev" into a column value[code]....
Greetings, I have installed Oracle 10g Express Edition database on a server and install the client on my PC. Now, I`m developing a vb.net application using visual studio 2005 and I need to use the oracle 10g express edition database. SO I initialize the connection using the following connection string:
I created a new query in the dataset designer. There are now 2 queries there. The original one and the new one.I also added named parameters in the Where clause of the 2nd query.This is the query in the new one: