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VB 2005 and searching a MS database
Ok, Here's what I have. I have a DataSet, BindingSource and the datagrid view on the form. These are all .net 2.0 controls. I'm using VS 2005 Pro. I know this has to be something simple. It just seems like MS change way to mutch from VB6. Any help or pointer would be great. I'm just not finding...- jcdemon2007
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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VB 2005 and searching a MS database
I'm using the datagridview control in VB 2005. I do not see a Rowfilter. I'm very new to the VB 2005. I have used VB6 for years but would like to move on to VB 2005. I know I'm just missing something small.- jcdemon2007
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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VB 2005 and searching a MS database
What I'm looking for is a few pointers. I need to search a datagrid by using user input. So heres my problem I'm not sure on how to do a sql statment that will use text box for the input. I have done this in Visual Basic 6, but I need to move on to VB.net. Please help with any input you may...- jcdemon2007
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Visual Basic 2005 and SQL search
I'm new with visual basic 2005. I have used visual basic 6 for years and can do this in 6. I'm forcing my self to use 2005. What I need to do is have a text box that I can use to input a string value to search a data grid. Can anyone give me some pointers on what to do. I've been at this for...- jcdemon2007
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