Murach's Visual Basic 2005
How to use data sources with databases (part 2)
This chapter builds on what was presented in chapter 14 to
give you a full set of skills for handling database data in
your Visual Basic applications using the .NET data sources.
So once you've finished this chapter, you'll be able to develop
complex database applications on your own.
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Basic skills for using the Dataset
Designer |
476 |
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How to add a query |
478 |
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How to edit a query |
480 |
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How to use the Query Builder |
482 |
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How to set the advanced SQL generation
options |
484 |
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How to get data from multiple
tables |
486 |
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How to get the value of an identity
column |
488 |
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How to use the Items Collection
Editor |
490 |
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How to code an event handler for
a ToolStrip item |
492 |
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How to work with a binding source |
494 |
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How a typed dataset is defined |
496 |
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How to work with a typed dataset |
498 |
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How to use a DataGridView control
to create a Master/Detail form |
500 |
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How to add an unbound column to
a DataGridView control |
502 |
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How to work with the values in
a DataGridView control |
504 |
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How to delete a row from a DataGridView
control |
504 |
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The user interface |
506 |
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The dataset schema |
508 |
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Some of the Select statements |
510 |
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The code for the Customer Invoice
Maintenance form |
512 |
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The code for the Select Customer
form |
518 |
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The code for the Line Items form
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518 |
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The code for the Customer Maintenance
form |
518 |
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The code for the Add Invoice form
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522 |
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© Copyright 1998-2008 Mike Murach &
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