I Have Asked Before And Still Cant Get it To Work as I Keep Getting it Underlined, Maybe a option Explicit or Strict Error. Here is a Example of how I Make My connection and Using the First, Next, Etc.
Will Someone please Make a password for the Database called Password and Configure the Connection so it will Work. It Usually asks for Username and Password when I Only Put In A Database Password.
Helping with the Find Button Will be A BONUS.
The Database is in the bin Folder. Place The Zip in The C:\ And Unzip.
I Also had to browse 10 pages of this SLOW Site and its Not Like I Can Visit here Every Damn 5 minutes Like some Guys can. Now days Later I'm Still Nowhere.
If one Puts in a Password in the Access by clicking Tools, Security, set database password, Then Only a Password, not a Username is required to unlock the Db when you open Access.
So I wanna Configure the Application so that It will only be Able to Access the database, no one using access not knowing the password can. Only the Program/Application Can.
But if you setup a password in access and try connecting to the Db and type the correct password DB Vb.net shi*s itself. It wants a username and password. Blank username or Admin Username Does NOR WORK
So thats why I with My superfast one channel 56k modem came here only to be sent around providing original Threads and beating around the bush by guys I think Know what I Want.
Comeon Guys, I Even Sent a database in the Bin Folder with an Application.
to say that you are downright rude would be an understatement.
the programmers that "Donate" their time to help others shouldn't expect to be harrassed by the helpee. I've helped many other people in these forums, and I know that mendhak has as well.
as for your description of your problem, I gave you code that shows EXACTLY how to open a database that is password protected. I know that it works (in vb.net) because I use it every day.
I am returning your project to you recoded with the password protection in place and in working order.
A simple thank you will suffice.
Whadayamean it doesn't work....
It works fine on my machine!
Mendhak was the Guy I was Referring to all the Way, He left me with this one week. there in America everyone Got Good Connection, Here Im using 56k to Whereever this Forum is, And then all the "Help" I get by mendhak was Touring this Forum. I Click the Link of the Page, have Coffee and come back, the page has some error and Did not Load. Thats What I Have to Deal With man.
I was mad , some guy you Dont Know Sending you Around. Thats what I Thought at the Time.
Anyways I AM Sorry to both Mendhak and with CybeHAwke.
The Amount of Times you must Have had to deal with the same Question again & again must make you annoyed and not want vague Questions.
You Guys Like own the Place with the Amount of posts and Stuff Everywhere and I Will someday need your Help And Expertise. Probably sooner than I Think.
THANKS to Both *Mendhak and with CybeHAwke* for Trying.
I'll play grandpa and try to say something here: this is a p2p forum, a lot of people here are usually busy with their own projects, so the best that you'll usually get is hints and guidance. For example, I may have not been answering your threads for quite some time. I was busy in between. See, money makes the world go round
If you're lacking on your part with the Internet speeds, get yourself the MSDN CDs, install it, and buy yourself a couple books too. This will reduce any dependencies you have on the Internet as your source, but not eliminate it.
Me Again, part of my program has a search Feature, Done Something like this;
Private Sub btnSearch_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnSearch.Click
'this assumes textbox1 is where the name is to search for
Dim filter As String = String.Format("Name Like '{0}*'", TextBox1.Text)
DataSet11.Tables("Bankruptcy").DefaultView.RowFilter = filter
End Sub
On my form the datatable/datagrid does update Showing the Correct Results, my plan is to show the results in a textbox. You Cannot refer to the dataset as this will return all results even though the datagrid/datatable has the search results.
Plan Was to make the database+Application in such a way that where ever the application and database is, (any directory - does not matter) it must connect.
This Means application.path, but the Squigly Line comes up if you type this.
Originally posted by Codehammer Plan Was to make the database+Application in such a way that where ever the application and database is, (any directory - does not matter) it must connect.
This Means application.path, but the Squigly Line comes up if you type this.
application.path does not exist in VB.NET, use this to access your programs working path:
VB Code:
System.AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory()
Whadayamean it doesn't work....
It works fine on my machine!
The use of "Me" fully qualifies what it is you are affecting the property of. Nearly every gui object in .NET has a Text property. By using Me.Text, you are explicitly stating that the Text property of the form is getting read or is being set, no question about it.
Yes, if you are going to ask a question about another topic, you should bring it up in a new thread so that people can find it if they are running a search on that topic.
Whadayamean it doesn't work....
It works fine on my machine!
Originally posted by Codehammer I Wrote this to Test:
Text = Application.StartupPath
It Works Fine On my Machine
application.path and Application.StartupPath are two very different things.
Yes, Application.StartupPath will get you to the same directory as the code I posted, but application.path does not exist in VB.NET.
As a programmer, I am very literal about specific statements, and I try not to leave anything open to guesswork or interpretation, though I am not always successful at it.
Whadayamean it doesn't work....
It works fine on my machine!
But me does not only refer to the form Containing controls, like your post 5 min Ago with the transparent
Originally posted by CyberHawke The use of "Me" fully qualifies what it is you are affecting the property of. Nearly every gui object in .NET has a Text property. By using Me.Text, you are explicitly stating that the Text property of the form is getting read or is being set, no question about it.
Thats What I Thought Too, but was wondering about It. I Use the Wizards as you noticed in the Attachment, Do I put it in the Connection String There, or in the Windows Generatred code as you Said:this is where all those [Friend with events] are?
I Actually have a Application with MDI. the Connection for 15 Childwindows all have their own Conection Point to the Same MDI.
Is there a way to only do it in the Parent, all the Child windows then Just Inherit it. I Have Tried once, but changing the Default Friend to PUBLIC, then deleting the Child Windows Connection but the dataadapter.fill Did not work.
The reason I'm Asking is Cause Hawks Code to password the Stuff, worked Cool, but took 30Min to Implement/Configure.
If the Child Windows Could just Use the parent, Like I Only Make One Modification.
Originally posted by Codehammer Thats What I Thought Too, but was wondering about It. I Use the Wizards as you noticed in the Attachment, Do I put it in the Connection String There, or in the Windows Generatred code as you Said:this is where all those [Friend with events] are?
Yes... it's there. Look for a property called .ConnectionString = ...
I Actually have a Application with MDI. the Connection for 15 Childwindows all have their own Conection Point to the Same MDI.
Is there a way to only do it in the Parent, all the Child windows then Just Inherit it. I Have Tried once, but changing the Default Friend to PUBLIC, then deleting the Child Windows Connection but the dataadapter.fill Did not work.
Yes, if you were to declare it in a module, and perform all the initialization there, it would be available to all child forms.
Thing is, I don't know how to work with the wizard, so you'll need to go through the wizard's code and make the appropriate changes.
If you wrote the code instead of depending on the wizards to do the work for you, you would have total control over what file was opened, how it was opened, and any additional parameters you wanted to control. Using the wizard works great as long as you don't need to change the code. Once you start changing the code that the wizard has generated, you may as well have written it yourself.
Code modules are for holding code, not "Dos type Stuff", but any code that needs to be accessed globally within your project.
Classes are great as long as you understand what a class is. A class is intended to be a template for objects that your project will create during run time. Not everything needs to be a class, and in fact, unless a specific procedure is executing against data that is contained within the current object, then it's almost pointless to to have it in the class.
It would be advisable to pick up a book on OOP concepts in order to better understand them.
Good luck
Whadayamean it doesn't work....
It works fine on my machine!
Application.startuppath & other issues, need some tissues!
About Application.startuppath, I Have used it in all My Applications and It Fine so far, the Only Problem i've had is with this Project, where, on 3 occations, after Build, the Line having the application.startuppath, changes to this, in one of the childwindows:
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Vc7\bin\password.mdb"
On next build it screws up again, cannot find connection.
In the program I Have this Check that, if Idle for 40 Sec, then one has to Authenticate again, if the form is minimized the authenticate is minimized too, normal or minimized the authenticate is MODAL, or Should be, if its max'd then it works 100%, if minimized, when returned to normal view, the form is accessable with the "modal" in the Background.
is this a VB.net BUG?
P.S - Mendak's way mentioned to make the Connectyion work, with the DB always in the Same path as Application.(above)
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A simple thank you will suffice.
Rude?
