Table in the front end

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My application requires table in the front end and User must be allowed to enter data into table. Is it possible..?? If possible Where do i get started??
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Posted 17-May-13 23:14pm

Sharath2790

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2013-05-17T23:24:00

Solution 1

"Is it possible..??"
Yes.

"Where do i get started??"
Depends on what environment you are working.
For Winforms, look at the DataGridView control
For Web, look at the GridView control

MSDN will give you examples which should help.

Posted 17-May-13 23:24pm

OriginalGriff

Updated 17-May-13 23:25pm

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Sharath2790 18-May-13 5:35am

Thank you!! I'll Try... Btw it is for win forms.... I don't have any data source at back end... So how can i save data when application closes and retrieve when application Opened again...????

OriginalGriff 18-May-13 6:00am

There are a *HUGE* number of ways you could do it, depending on what facilities you have available to you, what you are comfortable with using, and what your data is. These include:

Configuration file
Text file
Comma Separated Values file
XML file
Data Base.

Each of these has multiple solutions!

So it's not as easy as me saying "do this" - it's up to you to look at what you are trying to do and come up with some parameters! :laugh:

Sharath2790 18-May-13 6:47am

Thank you

OriginalGriff 18-May-13 7:01am

You're welcome!