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Sorry chip, I missunderstood youp post, can you(or any one) suggest a good repository that works with VB.Net

The book I got the most info from was: Visual Basic .NET step by step. It's a Microsoft Press book. although it was a little pricey, it has changed my programming point of view greatly. Have fun and Good luck!

In you class, validate the Date and ignore... VB.net will store a null by default, as you pull the data back, validate again and treat it accordinbly.

I figured it was a VB.net Error, so I posted in the VB.NET form...

Once you have read the XML file to a DataSet, the field is wide open to manipulate it as you need. Which includes create new SQL tables.

I have a similiar project in Excel, very power app, very BIG app. I found about a half dozen books and soked up the material and dove in to start from scratch, my first release is almost ready. I am a happier man for this task!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am working on a project with a freind, I have shared the project directory... when I run the executable on my friends machine, I get an exception on MyBase.New() (or start the project in VB) We have installed all the .net patches on both machines. When I execute the app on my computer at...

The network drive has read/write permissions for the people requiring access to the application... (I figured out the read only thing from a CD...) basically I will (X)copy the app and files to the destination... Development OS is WinXP, Deployment OS is WinNT... Could you give me specific...

I am tring to use an ms access db for a programming project(building an interface with VB). everything works great from the db owners sign on, the distribution is on a compltely different network. When I try to open the DB, (from another sign on on my computer or on distribution network) I am...

I you set up the conn/adapter/dataset with the IDE, then bind the dataset field to the text box(the same way)...

If you know the table format, why not create the dataset/table and then ds.writexml after you have read the file.

I am using win xp/office xp, deployement is W2K/OXP(I know I need .NET for 2K)... I create the tables in access to make life easier, I am using OLEDB for the connection. My local sign on is Admin, when I login as a user on my machine I get the same message. I have tried create another user in...

I am trying to read and write to a access database. It works fine on my logon at home, at work I get an exclusively or no permission error, I have tried to change the permissions but now no user can access the tables? what can you suggest?

I created the connection, adapter, and dataset using the IDE... 'OleDbSelectCommand1 ' Me.OleDbSelectCommand1.CommandText = "SELECT Article, Code, Desciption FROM Articles" Me.OleDbSelectCommand1.Connection = Me.adotstolec I don't know if this is what...

what parameters? I coppied the example from a book... this works in another program I have written... it even worked in this program...

with the following code... imports System.Data Imports System.Data.Oledb . . . dim dradotst as OleDbDataReader connadotst.Open() Try dradotst = Me.OleDbSelectCommand1.ExecuteReader(CommandBehavior.CloseConnection) Catch oledbexception As Exception MsgBox(oledbexception.Message) End Try...

I need to now the method to create a "UCC MOD 10" check digit...