Robby
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Hmm, I didn't know that.
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If it's a large complex application I would recommend leaving it in its' VB6 environment. Perhaps when you feel your skills are at a level adaquite for the upgrade, you can then re-code the app youself. (Instead of using the wizard)
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Do you mean to Replicate an Access DB, then using a Master and various copies of Replicas?
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Yeah, asp.net calendar has many of those methods, I'm not sure about winForms.
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If you want to do it using vb.net..... http://www.dotnetextreme.com/code/SavingImageIndatabase.asp
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It is possible and is done without great difficulty, however I strongly recommend against using this approach. It will blow the size of your database more than you would expect, ie. you would expect 10 JPGs of 100 k each would increase the DB by 1 meg, in reallity it will increase the size much more. A better design would be storing the images on disk and only save the file name in the DB. If you still perfer to save them in Access, let me know I'll point you in the right diection.
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try this... 'class level... Friend WithEvents txt1 As New TextBox() 'inside any routine... With txt1 .Location = New Point(100, 100) .Size = New Size(200, 50) .Text = "Hello" .TabIndex = 0 .Visible = True End With Me.Controls.Add(txt1)
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You can just use .ToString without the cast
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Way to go Dan, congrats :)
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fkheng, download this sample http://www.xtremedotnettalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=73161
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Using SQL Server, this sample project allows you to create databases, tables and fields with .NET code. It is not my intention to replace Enterprise Manager with this application, merely to demonstrate the creation of some objects in SQL. Sorry the code is not commented as I never completed this project and it has been sitting around for several months. create database.zip
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You can use the Command object along with SQL code like this... "CREATE TABLE myTable ..... hit F1 in SQL Server to get the exact syntax.
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You're better off placing the ole stuff in its' own class, not module.
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Do you mean the value field of say a dropdown? If so, use the SelectedItem.Value method.
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Hog, their .NET package is £19.99/month
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Which control exactly? Can you provide a link to the download.
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Wyrd, their $20 package looks great, and they give 300Mb for SQL Server, mine only gives 50Mb. But I am really happy with the service and the control panel, you can virtually do anything in the CP that you would do with a localhost. BTW, their CP is all coded in .NET.
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The greatest thing I've done for my reading is take the train to go to work, 30 minutes each way. In four months I read three books between 1200 and 1500 pages each. By the end of the year I'll have read every Wrox book. :)
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What does your code look like?
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For the small amount of code you have, you can easily re-write it in .NET. (without using the VB6 compatabilty library, a much better learn)
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combo box: Can I bind Text value to a column in my dataset?
Robby
replied to
Omid Golban's topic in
Windows Forms
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It could be any number of things when converting from a VB6 app. Does the project compile?
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Are you placing your controls at design-time? Why can't you just put the Class into the Input tags?
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Okaaaay twist my arm, you want opinion? Get the Design Patterns book.
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VIN and ISBN are specific to their respective industries. UPC can be whatever you want it to be. You can do something like DTWAQC0052536 DT = product type WA = category QC = whatever 0052536 = incremented by the database I'm not thinking deeply about my reply but you get the idea.
