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   Home » ADO.NET & Database » moving through DB using ADODB recordset object in vb.net
       
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sanket bramhe
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since Sep 10, 2010 
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moving through DB using ADODB recordset object in vb.net

  Posted on: 10 Sep 2010       
Hi all,
i am developing an application for gymnasium. i am using ms-access 2003 as my DB and vb.net for front end.
in one of my form i want to move next and prev in DB and display the info in text boxes.how it can be achieved using ADODB recordset object  plz help me.
Binarni Sustav
posted  2 posts
since  Sep 13, 2010 
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 Re: moving through DB using ADODB recordset object in vb.net
  Posted on: 13 Sep 2010        0  
If you are already conected to database you should do something like this...
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'Declare variable MaxRows.You need this to know how many rows you have in your table.Also declare another variable called "i"

Dim MaxRows As Integer
Dim i As Integer

'Now do this to form load event

MaxRows = ds.Tables("Your Table Name").Rows.Count


'Set i to -1

i=-1

'Make one button,let's call him Next and write this

If inc <> MaxRows - 1 Then
inc = inc + 1
NavigateRecords()
Else
MsgBox("No More Rows")
End If

'Make your own subroutine

Private Sub NavigateRecords()

txtFirstName.Text = ds.Tables("Your Table Name").Rows(inc).Item(1)
txtSurname.Text = ds.Tables("Your Table Name").Rows(inc).Item(2)

End Sub

 Hope I was helpful...


sanket bramhe
posted  3 posts
since  Sep 10, 2010 
from 

 Re: moving through DB using ADODB recordset object in vb.net
  Posted on: 14 Sep 2010        0  
Hi Binarni,thank u for ur reply..
But will u plz tell me how to define record set onject?I am getting problem with that.
plz help,plz provide syntax.
Binarni Sustav
posted  2 posts
since  Sep 13, 2010 
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 Re: moving through DB using ADODB recordset object in vb.net
  Posted on: 14 Sep 2010        0  
Hope this will help you ;-)
       
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