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    Data Binding and Database Techniques

    Hi,

    I urgently need the following information and techniques on how to:

    1. disable input in a field text box and automatically increment the same namely a numeric primary key field (viz. StudentID) by 1 at the issuing of a blank/new record. The Database method is DATA BINDING and ACCESS.

    2. add an input text box (a query) asking for a Student name or Student Code and the program to automatically look and highlight the name in a data grid (Database Method: Data Binding).

    3. bind code and data binding techniques in a program

    The program I am doing is marking system program involving the calculation of marks for 24 modules for 2 years.... if anybody has an idea how to plan the database would be a great help. I am finding myself with a table containing such 169 field!!!

    4. how to create a field (say field 3) that automatically do some calculation with Field 1 and Field 2 i.e Field 1/Field 2 x 100 to convert marks into percentage.

    Thank you very much.

    Best Regards,

  2. #2
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    Re: Data Binding and Database Techniques

    Hi there,

    Is this a homework or coursework assignment? If that is the case you should be able to at 75% just by going back to the notes/books.

    If this is a professional/commercial project you may want to take this to a site like www.rentacoder.com. If you pick the right person/persons they could it all for you at a reasonable fee.

    If you want to get help from programmers on this forum you have to show what you have done and which specific problems you are facing. I would be surprised if anyone designed the database for you. If you provide a database design and ask for comments based on the project requirements you might get more feedback.

    If you go to a search engine like Google you can type in data binding and you will get all the information you would need. Alternatively you can have a look at MSDN. There is a lot of documentation on the subject...

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