Insert Into Database Automatically Creating A Folder
Nov 11, 2011
I was just wondering if this is possible. I have a site that admins use to add products to our database. The database is in SQL Server 2008 and I use Visual Studio 2010 using VB.net and was hoping that upon addition of a new product, it would automatically generate a folder assigned to that product's ID.I haven't found anything online that would suggest that this is a possibility, but it would make it a lot easier for me. As of right now, I have to remember to create a folder in the X: drive for each product that has been added. We are up to 645 products now,
I have a button which on click creates a folder where the user wants. But as soon as the folder is created i want to save its name to the database(Access) The database contains one column named "FolderName"
Here lies my code that i tried:
Imports System.Data Imports System.Data.OleDb Public Class Form1 Dim con As OleDbConnection
I am using a combobox in VB .net to show customer's name. They also can type new names if they wish. Can I somehow save these new names in my sql database dynamically?
What I mean is if the name is new and does not exist in my database, can it be automatically saved to the database?
I'm working with time and attendance application and i need to do something will help the data entry that will use my application so i want to create form to insert enter/leave time and date for all employees
I'm working with time and attendance application and i need to do some thing will help the data entry that will use my application so i want to create form to insert enter/leave time and date for all employees
textbox1 for inserting start of employee code textbox2 for inserting end of employee code textbox3 for inserting the date and time for enter textbox4 for inserting the date and time for leave
I have many text files in a folder. What I can do now is to read through one text at a time and insert it into the database. My little app reads a text file when I debug it. So, I need to run it several times to read all those text files and import them into the database.
My question is how to read multiple text files inside a folder at a time. Here's my code which works fine but it reads only one text files at a time.
Private Sub btnRead_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnRead.Click Dim filelocation As String filelocation = "F: xtfilesch25.txt" Dim chid As Integer chid = 25 'read from file Dim MyStream As New StreamReader(Path.Combine(Application.StartupPath,
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Obviously, I need a way to loop through a folder and check if there's text file. But I cant get it right.
In the above form the user will first enter a folder name and click the create folder button,then the folder will be created in the applications bin folder.I did the code for this:
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click If ComboBox1.Text = "" Then
I am working with VS 2008 Pro. Recently i moved to a project where i need have to add Images with MouseHover, MouseEnter, etc. events. Yesterday i attempted to add it using: Picturebox1.ImageLocation="<FilePath>"
It worked. But i got a few questions and they move around with my project development are following: My above code is working but i need to know, When i will compile this file or when i will create setup / build it, than VS will add this file automatically or not?
when i input data to a textbox1 and then i press enter using keyboard, then another description will appear in textbox2. For example, i have to key in a company's code: A001 into textbox1, after i press Enter using keyboard, the company's full name will appear in textbox2.
I need to automate the installation of some Antivirus applications. I can easily do it by utilizing the Process Class, but I also needed to know if there was a way to automatically input the serial key.
I thought I remember someone mentioning a property or something that could be used for that, but I can't remember what it was or who said it.
I want to create some sort of method of creating a web service that will run automatically and run DB queries and some API calls which will then store data that I can use/call without taking the processing or time penalty of doing it every time a user access my web service. how to implement something like this
I have a textbox that represents a primary key in my database. Because the values are nvarchars I can't automatically increment for a new insert. Instead I have to read a value from a drop-down, perform some magic, and create a new incremented value for the new insert.
I've written codebehind that does all this when the drop-down is selected. It works, in that it puts correct values into the textbox. However when I try to insert, I get an error that that field cannot be null.
I'm pretty sure it's because I'm doing this in the codebehind : myTextBox.text = newValue
which wipes out the binding the textbox should have : Text='<%# Bind("UniqueName")
How can I calculate the needed value for this field programmatically and set it back to the screen so the user can see it (and possibly override it) and still keep the databinding intact so I can create the new record?
I'm trying to automatically insert commas after ever email in textbox1.text after the user imports a list of emails.Something like ..I want this to automatically occur after the user either drags n drops the emails into the textbox or copy n paste the emails into the textbox so that the user doesn't have to manually insert commas.
Is there a way to have your program automatically create a proxy for a specific browser, like IE, when your app is running? I was thinking that maybe you could create a VLAN proxy or something and a button on the app to toggle it on and off. But I'm not sure how or if one can do it.
Lets say i have a class Employee which cotains two propeties (Name, Year) I have another which basically contains list of Employee object i.e EmployeeList.[code]...
im an amateur programmer making a program for somebody else. i need to get it to run out of the box no problems and i need to find a way to automatically find the desktop for xp but it would be nice if the same code worked on vista/7 to but thats only if its convenient.
i have created a program to view images in a picturebox, i have created two list box's one for folder names/image areas to group certaint images and the second listbox to list the number of pages contained in the image folder/area. when the user creates a new image area, he or she can name it whatever they want, when they do that i would like to create a folder in the c drive for instance with the same name as the image area, and i would want it to create a .txt file aswell to keep memory of what they have done, so when they come back to it the next day they can just carry on from where they left off.
I followed an example from a VB 2008 Wrox book on creating, binding and updating a data set but I am having a problem. The code is supposed to automatically generate the update/insert/delete statements for me (according to the book) but when I call the update command, the data is not saved.
Here is my code
Code: Imports System.Data Imports System.Data.SqlClient Public Class FrmAddExpenses
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After the form is loaded, I change the EntryDate field (which is a DateTimePicker) and close the form which should save the change but it doesn't work.
I need to ASP.net Page that links automatically to files(pdf) stored in a folder in the same root of the web application..so the script will read the contents of the page , if the file is available in the folder it should create a link to it automatically and if not it stays static text.
making a simple web browser for work eeh, what like to know is if its possible to save a file of a particular extension to a particular file.I currently use googels chrome when downloading a file it places this (regardless of extension) in a downloads folder without asking where I ant to download this too.
When I am developing an application and I use the 'Data Source' tab to create a database, will that database be automatically created when I use the software on another machine?
could someone tell me what i am doing wrong in this codeProtected Sub insert_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Insert.Click
Visual Studio 2008VB.NETFramework 3.5Windows Application
I have a SQL database names TestSQLVB
In it a table called tblTest2, with a three fieldstest2id , int, pk, increment by 1field1, varchar(50)field2, varchar(50)
I have a dataset named Dataset2.xsd
A tableadapter named tblTest2TableAdapter
A insert query names InsertTest2 with fields @f1, @f2 and ExecuteMode = Scalar
When I run the following code per MSDN [URL] the database does not get updated.
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Dim testds As New DataSet2TableAdapters.tbltest2TableAdaptertestds.InsertTest2("One", "Dog") End Sub
im in the middle of doing sql queries i can search my data base usingGetDateFrom (Select, from, where) Me.nameTableAdapter.FillBy(namenDataSet.descip, Me.box1TextBox.Text,Me.box1TextBox.Text, Me.box2TextBox.Text, Me.box2TextBox.Text)i have this working fine im struggling with inderting data to my databse i have made the query ..
I'm not really much of a programmer, so I was hoping I could get a little assistance with a simple task.
Quite simply, all I want to do is create a small program that creates a new folder on my C drive, and inside that folder, I want to generate 99 subfolders, named 01-99. I want to be able to input the name of the new folder, click a button, and then voila99 subfolders inside it. That's all I need.
I am pretty good at creating forms, and I already have an idea of how to design it, but the code, nahhh. Thirty years ago, I could probably come up with a for-next loop, but not today.Would anyone be willing to provide a snippet of code that might do this? PS: If anyone is wondering why the heck I need 99 subfolders in a folder, here's why I have a car stereo that supports USB flash drives. I have a 16 GB flash drive, but the car stereo only recognizes 99 folders. There are far, far more than 99 folders on the flash drive, so I have to consolidate them. That's it.
