VB Search on the fly
Database Login [Download]
This is a simple User login application using a database in Visual Basic.
Inside this project you will find a database as well as a .dbml file which is a LINQ to SQL file.
The LINQ To SQL file has our database table listed which creates a class for us so we can access the properties of the Users table.
The reason we need to access these properties is because when you login we need to check the database to make sure both the username and password both match.
ASP.NET Content Data Driven
Visual Basic Data Filtering
This project demonstrates how to filter a field in your database.
This project contains a database called contactsbook and has 5 fields.
Form1 allows you to add, delete, navigate etc. records and in the navigation strip there’s an extra button called search.
That will open the search form.
Visual Basic Database Relationships
In some cases it wouldn’t make sense navigating 500 records of products who have been purchased by the same customer.
Wouldn’t it make more sense navigating 1 record and viewing the 500 products in a Gridview?
Maybe you have 3500 customers who have purchased several products, think of how many times you would have to navigate to view all customers and products…It would take a long time.
Visual Basic Database Relationships PT2
In this video you will learn how to use the data by doing a couple examples.
I will explain what to look at before dragging the gridview/details view on to your form.
Visual Basic Database Relationships PT1
This 2 part series will focus on creating a relational database.
I will be creating a employee type of database that’s going to consist of 2 tables.
What i will be doing is applying a relationship between both tables.
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ASP.NET Data Styles
This video i focus on adding style to a gridview control using CSS. You can style your control using the properties panel but why not extend it by applying CSS.

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