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Old 11-30-10, 10:26
Hamsori Hamsori is offline
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Command the database froma windows form...

Hi!

I'm a biginner in Visual Studio and would like to know how it's possible to read / add / change information to/from the database that is connected to my Form application...



Lets say I have some textfields and two buttons on my Form1.

-How can I write data from the textfields to a spesific place in a specific table in my database by pushing button 1?

-Also, how can I read the information from my database? Click Button2 -> read specific information from dbo.Example -> write the data to textbox?



Tryin' to learn.... Thanks!
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Old 12-10-10, 00:37
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Which version of visual studio? and, which language?
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Old 12-14-10, 08:33
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I use VB and Visual Studio 2008 Pro...


I already managed to do the things I asked about.
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