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How much data is in the table, and, is it necessary to display it all?

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You can exit a For/Next loop with an "Exit For" You can exit a Do While loop with an "Exit Do" However, there is no "Exit While" to exit a While/Wend loop in VB. You could, however, use Exit Sub providing you don't have any code after the loop that needs to be executed.

In non programming terms, what is the forumla? Isn't it: total = Count times Price times Quantity? Why can't you use variables for that?

With proper indentation, this is what we have going on.Input = serialport1.readchar While input <>(12) dataline = ”” While input<>(10) If input<(32) then 'just my comment - if there is no THEN why this statement? Else Dataline =...

You are probably right, but just to be sure.... What is the error message you get when it "crashes"?

Quick example:Private Sub ListView1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles ListView1.Click TextBox1.Text = ListView1.SelectedItems.Item(0).Text TextBox2.Text = ListView1.SelectedItems.Item(0).SubItems(1).Text TextBox3.Text =...

First off, BRAVO...I'm glad to see SQL is still alive and well. Second, I'm not sure what you are attempting to accomplish. ElseIf tmode.SelectedIndex = 0 Then sql = "SELECT * FROM licdata WHERE Mode = '" & tmode.Text & "'" ElseIf tmode.SelectedIndex = 1 Then...

Using a database is definately the way to go and Kyle.Allbright has provided a good, working start, to your initial design.

Why don't you set up a little database? Put all the shop guys names in a table and load your combo/grid/whatever directly from the database table? If you get a new guy, then you add his name to the database table. If someone leaves, then remove his name from the database table. Noone, except...

No, it doesn't give you that option...but now you have me confused. If all these guys are doing is clicking and picking then who is doing all the typing causing the duplicates? You??? :confused: If it is you, then you can solve your own problem by not typing in the same name 10 times.

1. First, don't allow people to type directly into your combo box. I always use a textbox. That makes it easier to check for duplicates. Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click If...

Save what to what?

How often, in running Office in the past, have you required support for any problem you couldn't get an answer to by posting the question on the net. My vote is to go with the x64 if you are able.

I don't see any problem using either way.

No problem...always happy to help. :D

How do I call Oracle Stored Procedure from ASP.NET?

The NameID would contain an Id representing your Name. In the Cars table there should also be a NameID field. For each car you own (which would have its own ID) your NameID would be populated. To find out what cars you have would be something along the lines of:SELECT ca.Cars, na.Name INNER...

You would use a variable created on your connection object. With that you can use parameters. I don't know what you are using for a database, but lets pretend it is SQL Server. You would do something like:Dim sSQL As String sSQL = "SELECT OrderID, CustomerID, EmployeeID, OrderDate...

Do the vendors of the third party application have anything like an SDK that you could use?