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Yeah, that's probably it. It's my work computer which had Vista and then we upgraded it to Windows 7 without adding any memory. I'll see if I can squeeze some money out of management for some extra...

I'm not running my program, I'm not running any other programs, I'm just typing in code and suddenly VB 2010 becomes unresponsive although the mouse still works, then a couple of seconds later it...

I have an existing project that I'm wanting to use a database to store information for. These are the steps I did -

I added a new datasource and created a new database. I go to Database Explorer...

Anyone know a good tutorial that shows how to populate a combobox with data from a table column in a database? I've been trying for hours and can't get it to work.


Thanks.

Okay, found it.

I'm designing the user interface first figuring on adding all the code afterwards. When I double-clicked on the user control the code page came up with the following code -

...

I add a user control to my project and it shows up in the solution explorer with the icon that designates it
as a form. As I go moving things around on the control I'll accidentally double-click it...

Works great, thanks for the help!

I've got a form with a button on it with the PrintDocument1 and PrintPreview1 controls loaded (VB 2010).

This is the code -



Public Class Form1

Public Sub print_test(ByVal pr As...

Doesn't work on mine.

Went to Microsoft, did all the updates ( which took 6 frickin' hours on Vista - geez ), no change.

If it's any consolation I loaded up C# and it doesn't work there either...

The datatable reloads fine, the DataViewGrid on the form doesn't.

This is what I have -


The database contains 2 tables, Table1 and Table2. The tables are identical and contain one column...

Another evening with no progress.

This simply has to be a bug, there's no other answer.

I know for certain the query is being executed. In the Database Explorer I can right-click on the tables...

Well of course it took time to learn VB6, I didn't simply learn it overnight. But it was much simpler and far more intuitive to learn than Net. I know Net requires a "new way of thinking", well maybe...

Guess it's back to VB6 then. Thanks for replying.

By dragging the datagridview from the toolbox onto the form. A box then popped up asking what to use for the data source from which I selected Table2BindingSource.

Looking at the properties for...

Hi everyone.

I absolutely rocked in VB6, I wrote application after application with ease. It was easy and intuitive and I could crank out the code.

So now I'm looking to learn a language more...

Yes, I understand that - the database itself is updated so now I need to update the table in the dataset - can't figure out how to do that though.

Ah - I forgot to execute the thing - added this -

SQLCMD.ExecuteNonQuery()

Clicking the button on the form appears to do nothing, but if I stop the program and start it up again the...

Stored procedure -

ALTER PROCEDURE dbo.StoredProcedure1
/*
(
@parameter1 int = 5,
@parameter2 datatype OUTPUT
)
*/
AS

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I thought that was what the SELECT statement did.

INSERT INTO Table2 (Component)
SELECT [Component]
FROM Table1

Added - this is the result from doing a test execute on the query -


Running [dbo].[StoredProcedure3].

(1 row(s) affected)
(0 row(s) returned)
@RETURN_VALUE = 0
Finished running...

I'm basically trying to copy a column from one table to another and then display it on a form. Here's what I did -


- Created new Windows application and added a service-based database. ( Visual...

Oops, got it, turns out there's two properties window and I kept trying the wrong one. Right click the table and select 'Open Table Definition' and a property box for the columns opens up underneath,...

Visual Basic 2010 express, using the built-in Service Database. Turns out what you have to do is right-click the table, select Open Table Definition (it's not called Edit Schema anymore) and a column...

Okay, I create a database, I add a table to it, I right-click the table and select "Show Table Data", I add the value 4.625 to the field and it changes to 5. I tried several different data types,...

[QUOTE=jrb01;4119743]I have solved this problem myself.

>select database file
>select tables
>right click over database file (just under the table)
>select "edit table schema"
>click the...

Got it, thanks.

I just downloaded VB 2010, installed and activated it, and tried this snippet of code -


Public Class Form1

Dim item1 As String
item1 = "test"

End Class

Oh wait, I found it.

When they got pasted over the references got wiped out ( why would it do that ? )

Fellow noobs - to fix this go to the properties panel, click on 'Events' (the little...

Hello everyone, newbie here.

Visual Basic 2010 -

I started off with a basic little form containing some combo boxes and a box for drawing in. I would select items from the combo boxes and it...