I have a couple of different procedures that retrieve data from a single database. Both return a single value, either an Integer or DateTime. But the one that returns an integer accesses the data by connecting to the database and returning the data using .ExecuteScalar, while the other one...
i have a project w/ several forms. i know you can open a project using "sub main", and that's what i try to do
but for some reason i can't get the sub main to load my main form. here's my code:
Module Globals
Public MainForm as Form = New frmMain
Sub Main()
MainForm.Show()
End Sub
End...
but there is not ExecuteQuery (that i can find) and when i try ExecuteScalar, it gives me the same error.
Main Language: Visual Basic .NET
Development Environment: Visual Studio .NET 2003
to be quite honest, it's pointless installing VB.NET std on anything but (at least when it comes to xp) xp pro with office pro on it. xp pro has iis, as rick mentioned, and office pro has access. if you're doing anything remotely usable on other systems, you'll need both.
or i could be...
Hello again,
I need some help with a simple OLEDB query. I need to return one value from an Access database. the code below is a snapshot of what i have so far.
Imports System.Data.OleDb
Public Class Prices
Public Shared ReadOnly Property Price(ByVal Name As String, ByVal Size As...
summarization of above:
1) how do i connect to a access database programmatically?
2) how do i look up specific values in that database?
Main Language: Visual Basic .NET
Development Environment: Visual Studio .NET 2003
ok, this is going to sound a bit odd because i've never done this before, but here goes:
i have a cash register application that involves several classes and several forms. i have a Globals module that holds all my constants and such, and i have a class named "Prices" that holds all the prices...
i'm sorry if this is getting annoying. i'm a begginer. so i get real excited about this stuff.
Main Language: Visual Basic .NET
Development Environment: Visual Studio .NET 2003
oh, and is there a way to modify the look of the blue bar that hold the control box? (the minimize, maximize, and close buttons)
Main Language: Visual Basic .NET
Development Environment: Visual Studio .NET 2003
well first of all i want to know how to show a normal one. then if i can put controls in it, even better.
Main Language: Visual Basic .NET
Development Environment: Visual Studio .NET 2003
i'm speaking of the one's that pop up when you have a windows update to install, or a new device is plugged in. the yellow speaking bubble above the systray that pops up then w/ text in it.
Main Language: Visual Basic .NET
Development Environment: Visual Studio .NET 2003
ya know those little bubbles that pop up above your systray to give you messages? is is possible to put other controls in those, such as checkboxes, radio buttons, and textboxes? if so (or not), how to i create one?
Main Language: Visual Basic .NET
Development Environment: Visual Studio...
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