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  1. #1
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    I need a good tutorial

    I need a good tutorial on how to make a windows application on add, edit, update, delete records in a database. If you could list any website that has great tutorial on C#.

    Thanks

  2. #2
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    Re: I need a good tutorial

    You can do this multiple ways, I dont know of any tutorials. But I can try and nudge you in the right direction.

    Method 1.
    - Use a datagrid, a binded datagrid to your database will update all changes made, so hence additions, modify and delete will all work.

    Method 2.
    - Use Command Objects.
    I have a class which has the following methods:

    Open() - opens the connection

    Close() - closes the connection

    RetrieveDataSet() - creates a dataset and returns it

    Update(strSQL) - accepts the string puts it in a command and use
    ExecuteNonQuery()

    Remove(strSQL) - same as above

    Add(strSQL) - use execute here instead.

    If you need help with this method I can help when I get back to work on monday if thats too late sorry

    Method 3
    - work directly with a dataSet
    You can do add/remove and modify to the dataSet directly and then sync up with the DB upon close of your app

    Here these links might help
    http://www.codeproject.com/cs/database/

    In particular for you:
    This one got me started awesome, and has a second part at the bottom with even more help.
    http://www.codeproject.com/cs/databa...ithAdoNet1.asp

    This one is good too.
    http://www.codeproject.com/cs/databa...onaladonet.asp


    Just remember the command Objects etc all have dif names depending on the Database your connecting too.

    OleDbCommand is for say Access
    there is also SQL and ODBC and some others im sure.

    Good luck
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