Microsoft visual studio and database access work guide
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The document provides a detailed step-by-step guide for debugging database access using Microsoft Access and Visual Studio. It outlines various tasks including creating forms, managing data sources, and binding data to user interface components in Visual Studio. Each type outlines specific procedures to follow for successful database interactions and debugging.
![Type Four:
Step1: Choose Properties Label system window
Step2: System window Scroll Box Up or down
Step3: Select “Text”, “Label and Button” Repeat Edit, [copy and paste etc.]
Step4: Choose Properties Top Corner Ribbon Click
Step5: View Dropdown Box “Auto Hide” Option Click
Step6: Choose Toolbox Window Top Corner Ribbon Click
Step7: Select “Dock” Option Click
Type Five:
Step1: Toolbox Window Scroll Up to Down
Step2: Select “Group Box” Click
Step3: Full “Drag Table Data” Right Click
Step4: View Dropdown Box, Select Send to Back Option Click
Step5: Select Group Box Click, Adjust Size
Type Six:
Step1: Choose Toolbox Scroll Up to Down
Step2: Select “Data Grid View” Click, Drag Size
Step3: Choose Toolbox Top Corner Ribbon
Step4: Select “Auto Hide” Option Click
Step5: Project Ribbon Click](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/microsoftvisualstudioanddatabaseaccessworkguide-220215230602/95/Microsoft-visual-studio-and-database-access-work-guide-4-638.jpg)
Microsoft visual studio and database access work guide
- 1. 2/11/2022 Data Base Access Debugging Coding | Across Kandhu HOME FROM WORK MICROSOFT VISUAL STUDIO AND DATABASE ACCESS WORK GUIDE Contact: northcolony3005@gmail.com sanwage014547@gmail.com 9797sanjivkumar@gmail.com k1981anjeevi@gmail.com
- 2. Microsoft Database Access form Work Type One: FORM Step1: Open MS Database Access Step2: Create Menu Click Step3: Choose Tables Ribbon “Table” Click Step4: Table Right Click Step5: Dropdown Box View, Select Design View Option Click Step6: Save as Table Name Open Step7: Type the following Table Name “OK” Click Step8: Table “field window document” Open Step9: Type to following step to step Step10: Table Right Click, View Dropdown Option Select “Datasheet View” Click Type Two: Step1: Open “Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate” Step2: Choose “New Projects” Click Step3: View Recent Templates Type to “Name” Step4: Select “Windows Forms Application” Step5: “OK” Button Click
- 3. Type Tree: Step1: Open “Windows Application1” Window Open Step2: Save Project Ribbon Click Step3: Type to Save “Textbox” and Select “Location” Ex: “Visual Studio 2010”, “Save” Button Click Step4: Windows Application Toolbox Click Step5: Toolbox Click, View Dropdown Box Step6: Select “Dock” Option Click Step7: Choose “Form1” Adjust Step8: Choose Toolbox Scroll Box “Textbox” Option Click Step9: Choose Toolbox Scroll Box “Label” Option Click Step10: Choose Toolbox Scroll Box “Button” Option Click Step11: Label Click, View Dropdown Box Step12: Select Properties Option Click Step13: Properties View, Top Corner Ribbon Click Step14: View Dropdown Box Open Step15: Select “Dock” Click Step16: Table box Top Corner Ribbon Click Step17: View Dropdown Box Open, “Auto Hide” Option Click
- 4. Type Four: Step1: Choose Properties Label system window Step2: System window Scroll Box Up or down Step3: Select “Text”, “Label and Button” Repeat Edit, [copy and paste etc.] Step4: Choose Properties Top Corner Ribbon Click Step5: View Dropdown Box “Auto Hide” Option Click Step6: Choose Toolbox Window Top Corner Ribbon Click Step7: Select “Dock” Option Click Type Five: Step1: Toolbox Window Scroll Up to Down Step2: Select “Group Box” Click Step3: Full “Drag Table Data” Right Click Step4: View Dropdown Box, Select Send to Back Option Click Step5: Select Group Box Click, Adjust Size Type Six: Step1: Choose Toolbox Scroll Up to Down Step2: Select “Data Grid View” Click, Drag Size Step3: Choose Toolbox Top Corner Ribbon Step4: Select “Auto Hide” Option Click Step5: Project Ribbon Click
- 5. Type Seven: Step1: Data Sources Button Click Step2: Data Sources “Add New Data Sources” Ribbon Click Step3: View “Data Sources Configuration Wizard” Window Step4: Choose a Data Sources Type Step5: Select “Database” Ribbon “Next” Button Click Step6: Select “Data Set”, “Next” Button Click Step7: Choose “New Connection” Button Click Step8: Choose “Browse” Button Click Step9: Choose “Your Database Form File” Click Step10: Add Connection Window Open Step11: Choose “Test Connection” Button Click Step12: Test Connection Window View “OK” Button Click Step13: Add Connection Window “OK” Button Click Step14: Data Sources Configuration Wizard Window “Next” Button Click Step15: Choose Your Database Objects View Step16: Select “Table”, “Views” Tick and “Finish” Button Click Type Eight: Step1: Your Database “Design Form Group Box 2” Click Step2: Data Grid View Tasks Open Step3: Choose Data Source Click Step4: View Dropdown Box
- 6. Step5: Choose “Other Data Source” Click Step6: Choose “Project Data Source” Click Step7: Choose “Your Database Data Set File” Click Step8: Choose “Table 1” Click Step9: Choose Data Source “Enable Column Recording” Option Tick Click Type Nain: Step1: Group Box2 Top Corner Ribbon Click Step2: Data Grid View Tasks “Edit Column” Click Step3: Edit Column Window View Step4: Select Columns “ID” Click Step5: Select Bound Column Properties “Variable True or False” Step6: Select “False” Option Click, “OK” Button Click Type Ten: Step1: Choose Group Box 1 “Text Box” Right Click Step2: View Dropdown Box Step3: Select “Properties” Option Click Step4: View Properties Window Scroll Up to Down Step5: Choose “Data”, “Data Bindings” Click Step6: Choose “Text” Ribbon Click Step7: View Dropdown Box Step8: Select “Table Binding Source” Click
- 7. Step9: Select “Name” Click, Automatic Send to Text Box Available. Step10: Next Group Box1 Text Box Click Step11: Properties Click, View Dropdown Box Step12: Choose “Deck” Option Click, Repeat all Text Box Work Step13: Choose Properties Top Corner Ribbon Click Step14: View Dropdown Box, Select “Auto Hide” Option Click Step15: Project Ribbon Click Type Eleven: Table 1 Binding Source Work Start Click Step1: Choose Preview or First Button Click Step2: View “Function Coding Form” Step3: Type the Following “Privet Sub” Code Example: 1. Privet Sub “Line spacing” Type: Table Binding Source. Move Add New () Project Ribbon Click 2. Privet Sub “Line spacing” Type: Table Binding Source. Move Preview () Project Ribbon Click 3. Privet Sub “Line spacing” Type: Table Binding Source. Move Next () Project Ribbon Click
- 8. 4. Privet Sub “Line spacing” Type: On Error Go to save err Table Binding Source. End Edit () Table1 Table Adaptor. Update (Your Database Data Set. Table1) Message Box. Show (“OK BAAB”) Save Err: Exit Sub End Sub Project Ribbon Click 5. Privet Sub “Line spacing” Type: Table Binding Source. Remove Current () 6. Privet Sub “Line spacing” Me. Close () End Sub End Class Project Ribbon Click Step16: Start Debugging Click
- 9. Result: