Hello, i'm new programming with VB.Net, so excuse me for my dumb questions...
I'm starting a personal project, to maintain a database in access.
I want to show in a form the records from one table in access, but i don't know how can i do it. I've already searched but can't find anything that fullfill my wishes.
I have the following code:
With this code i can see the value of filed "Site" of each record in a message box.
But i want to show all records in a form, with all columns and records, like the following example:
Site Descricao Tipo
aaa hhhhhhhhh xxxxx
bbb zzzzzzzzzz yyyyy
ccc ddddddddd zzzzzz
I know i can use a datagrid, but if a datagrid is the only way to do it, can anyone tell me howto create a datagrid without the wizard.
Again, sorry for my dumb question.
Thanks.
I'm starting a personal project, to maintain a database in access.
I want to show in a form the records from one table in access, but i don't know how can i do it. I've already searched but can't find anything that fullfill my wishes.
I have the following code:
Private Sub FrmManutencaoSite_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
ConDb.ConnectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=G:\Projetos VB\Sites.accdb"
Call CarregaDados()
End Sub
Sub CarregaDados()
ConDb.Open()
StrSelect = "Select *From Sites"
Command = New OleDbCommand(StrSelect, ConDb)
MyDataAdapter = New OleDbDataAdapter(Command)
MyDataTable = New DataTable("Sites")
MyDataAdapter.Fill(MyDataTable)
For Each Row As DataRow In MyDataTable.Rows
MessageBox.Show(Row.Item("Site"))
Next
ConDb.Close()
End Sub
With this code i can see the value of filed "Site" of each record in a message box.
But i want to show all records in a form, with all columns and records, like the following example:
Site Descricao Tipo
aaa hhhhhhhhh xxxxx
bbb zzzzzzzzzz yyyyy
ccc ddddddddd zzzzzz
I know i can use a datagrid, but if a datagrid is the only way to do it, can anyone tell me howto create a datagrid without the wizard.
Again, sorry for my dumb question.
Thanks.
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