Heavenly
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Bug in VB.Net 2005 Express Beta 2 and SQL
I wrote some time before concerning a bug about MyMovieCollection sample kit. It turns out that this is NOT a bug for this particular application but instead a bug that appears to belong to either SQL or VB.Net 2005 Beta 2.
Could you guys run this scenario just to see if this is truly a BUG in VB.NET or perhaps my Laptop needs some serious reformatting (which I just did 3 weeks ago)
Guys let me know if this happened to you. I truly, really need to work on VB.Net 2005 Beta 2 and SQL. Please guys help me, tell me that I’m wrong, perhaps I’m missing a step or that my computer is screwed. I just need to build a 200 records integrated database, nothing complicated.
Thanks all
Piscis
I wrote some time before concerning a bug about MyMovieCollection sample kit. It turns out that this is NOT a bug for this particular application but instead a bug that appears to belong to either SQL or VB.Net 2005 Beta 2.
Could you guys run this scenario just to see if this is truly a BUG in VB.NET or perhaps my Laptop needs some serious reformatting (which I just did 3 weeks ago)
- Open VB.Net 2005 Beta 2
- File > NEW project > Windows Application
- Right click on Solution Explorer > Add New Item and select SQL DATABASE
- Click Cancel the windows that pops up
- Right click on DATABASE, found in Solution Explorer > Open
- Right click on Table > Add new Table.
- Enter 3 or 4 fields
- Save and accept all defaults
- Go to DATA > Add New DataSource
- Accept all defaults and choose your table then click Finish
- Go to DATA > Show DataSource
- Click on “+” and click on table, click on arrow and select DataGridView
- Grab Table1 and drag it into your form
- Run you application and enter a few records.
- Close and open your application again a few times just to make sure records are there.
- You can even quit the application and open it again a few times just to make sure records are really there
- NOW:
- Go to Solution Explorer, Right click on DATABASE > Open
- On DATABASE Explorer open “+” for the table and open “+” for the field
- Close DATABASE Explorer without doing anything else
- Run you application and VOILA
- In my computer, at least ALL records are gone.
- no matter how many times I do this it is the same outcome / What is it exactly that I’m doing terribly wrong?
Guys let me know if this happened to you. I truly, really need to work on VB.Net 2005 Beta 2 and SQL. Please guys help me, tell me that I’m wrong, perhaps I’m missing a step or that my computer is screwed. I just need to build a 200 records integrated database, nothing complicated.
Thanks all
Piscis