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Comments by Kiran Vaidyanathan (Top 9 by date)
Kiran Vaidyanathan
28-Jun-16 22:54pm
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Yes under the timer tick function.
Kiran Vaidyanathan
27-Jun-16 8:40am
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Please try to improve your question so that somebody here might be able to help you out with what you wanted!
Kiran Vaidyanathan
27-Jun-16 8:36am
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Can you please improve the question. I am unable to get the clarity of the question!
Kiran Vaidyanathan
27-Jun-16 8:34am
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What exactly are you trying to save in database? Suppose if the checkbox is checked, what value must be entered into the database?
Kiran Vaidyanathan
27-Jun-16 4:48am
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I assume you have two tables as follows:
studentlogin with fields : id,name,age,address,login_id
studentreg with fields : id,login_id.
Now there can be a relationship between them only if you have "one" common field in both. Can you answer these questions, in order for me to get a clear idea?
1. Why have you used login_id in both tables?
2. In which table will you actually store the value of login_id? in login table or reg table?
3. How will the login_id value be generated?
4. In which table are you referencing the field login_id as a foreign key?
5. From which table do you want to display the data if the user clicks the button?
Please answer these questions and I might be able to help you out!
- Cheers
Kiran Vaidyanathan
27-Jun-16 1:49am
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Yes Bill!
C#, Visual Studio 2013, .NET Framework 4
Kiran Vaidyanathan
26-Jun-16 23:21pm
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Thank you Dave! :)
Kiran Vaidyanathan
26-Jun-16 23:18pm
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Nope Bill! There is no error, no message! The application just closes.
Kiran Vaidyanathan
26-Jun-16 23:16pm
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I assume that is the only solution to the problem? Is there any way to "avoid" the loading of a form during Form_Load() event handler? As of now, I've implemented like you have said.
Like I said earlier, I'll be creating my Form Object only on menu item click. So I've provided the condition check in there. If the condition satisfies, the object is created otherwise it is not created!
Thank you for your help! :)
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