Murach's Visual Basic 2005
How to use data sources with databases (part 1)
Visual Studio 2005 makes it easier than ever to generate Windows Forms that work with data that's available from a data source. In this chapter, you'll learn how to develop forms that work with data that's stored in a database. However, you can use similar techniques to work with data from web services or from business objects.
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How to use the Data Sources window |
424 |
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How to start the Data Source Configuration
Wizard |
426 |
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How to choose a data source type |
426 |
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How to create a connection to
a database |
428 |
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How to choose database objects
for a data source |
430 |
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The schema file created by the
Data Source Configuration Wizard |
432 |
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How to generate a DataGridView
control from a data source |
434 |
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How to edit the properties of
a DataGridView control |
436 |
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How to edit the columns of a DataGridView
control |
438 |
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A Product Maintenance application
that uses a DataGridView control |
440 |
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How to handle data provider errors |
442 |
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How to handle ADO.NET errors |
444 |
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How to handle data errors for
a DataGridView control |
446 |
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How to change the controls associated
with a data source |
448 |
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How to generate labels and text
boxes from a data source |
450 |
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How to format bound data |
452 |
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A Product Maintenance application
that uses TextBox controls |
454 |
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A Customer Maintenance form that
uses two data tables |
458 |
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How to bind a combo box to a data
source |
460 |
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How to create a parameterized
query |
462 |
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How to use code to work with a
parameterized query |
464 |
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How to view the schema for a dataset |
466 |
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How to preview the data for a
query |
468 |
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How to interpret the generated
SQL statements |
470 |
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