Search data in mysql using vb.net 2010

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I am creating windows application using vb.net 2010 with mysql as my backend. It has a login window where the user input its username. My question is how to create this event? I want that if a user enters a wrong username (or not in the record of the database) it will prompt a form as msgbox but if the user enters a correct username (which is in the record of the database) the login window will hide. Thank guys!

Posted 24-May-13 9:53am

athan_makubex

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[no name] 24-May-13 15:58pm

"how to create this event". what event are you hoping to create?
"I want", okay so go ahead. What is the question and/or problem? Connect to your database, execute your query, check the result and then do whatever you need to do based on the result.

athan_makubex 24-May-13 16:02pm

Hi ThePhantomUpvoter, thank you for quick reply, my question is how to search in mysql records using vb.net and prompt the user if he enters a username which is not in the record?

[no name] 24-May-13 16:05pm

Which part of "Connect to your database, execute your query, check the result and then do whatever you need to do based on the result." is that you are having trouble with?

athan_makubex 24-May-13 16:10pm

Yes that's what i mean.

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2013-05-24T10:19:00

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Have a look here:
Connecting to MySQL databases using VB.NET[^]
Suite of MySQL Provider Implementations for ASP.NET 2.0[^]
Membership and Role providers for MySQL[^]
C# ASP.NET MySQL Connection Tutorial with MySQL Connector[^]

I think it's good enough for start...

Posted 24-May-13 10:19am

Maciej Los