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Forms over Data Video SeriesThis how-to video series is dedicated to getting Visual Basic
developers productive on areas of data-based Windows Application
development. The series starts with the basics of database
development with SQL-Server 2005 Express then walks through the
details of connecting to and querying databases, Windows Forms
development basics, Reporting, and Deployment using Visual Basic
2005.
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Download the Code: Videos 1-8 | Videos 9-14 | Videos 15-16 |
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How Do I: Create a Database? |
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How Do I: Connect to a Database? |
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How Do I: Create a One-to-Many Data Entry Form? |
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How Do I: Create a Search Form? |
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How Do I: Create Lookup Lists? |
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How Do I: Filter Data on the Client? |
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How Do I: Use Auto-Complete? |
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How Do I: Format Data in Controls? |
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How Do I: Add Validation? |
#10 |
How Do I: Work with Local Data? |
#11 |
How Do I: Modify the Database? |
#12 |
How Do I: Deploy Local Data? |
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How Do I: Print Forms? |
#14 |
How Do I: Build Reports? |
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How Do I: Understand Data? |
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How Do I: Update Related Tables? |
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Language Integrated Query (LINQ) SeriesThis how-to video series is focused on the new LINQ language features of Visual Basic 9.0 included in Visual Studio 2008. LINQ stands for Language Integrated Query, and it enables you to write queries over things like objects, databases, and XML in a standard way using new language syntax. Learn how to use this productive new language feature in your Visual Basic programs. |
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Download the Code: Videos 1 and 2, Videos 3-5, Videos 7-10 |
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How Do I: Get Started with LINQ? |
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How Do I: Perform Group and Aggregate Queries? |
#3 |
How Do I: LINQ over DataSets? |
#4 |
How Do I: Get Started with LINQ to SQL? |
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#5 |
How Do I: Create a One-To-Many Form using LINQ to SQL? |
#6 |
How Do I: Upgrade Visual Basic Projects to Enable LINQ? |
#7 |
How Do I: Get Started with LINQ to XML? |
#8 |
How Do I: Enable XML IntelliSense and Use XML Namespaces? |
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How Do I: Create XML Documents from SQL Data? |
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How Do I: Create Excel Spreadsheets using LINQ to XML? |
Object Binding Video SeriesThis how-to video series is focused on more advanced data binding techniques using object binding in Visual Basic 2005. The series walks through creating business objects and how to associate them in one-to-many relationships, how to provide searching capabilities and how to enable sorting. |
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Download the Code: Videos 1-3 | Video 4 |
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How Do I: Do Simple Object Binding? |
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How Do I: Add Search Support with Object Binding? |
#3 |
How Do I: Add Sorting Support with Object Binding? |
#4 |
How Do I: Add Filter Support? |
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Visual Basic Interop Video SeriesThis how-to video series is focused on the Interop Forms Toolkit and working with Visual Basic .NET and Visual Basic 6 together. The Interop Forms Toolkit allows Visual Basic developers to migrate their Visual Basic 6 applications over to .NET using a phased migration strategy. Instead of having to convert the entire VB6 application at once, the toolkit enables .NET Forms and User Controls to run directly in Visual Basic 6 applications so that you can build the pieces that you need over time. |
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How Do I: Build Interop Forms? |
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How Do I: Build Interop User Controls? |
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How Do I: Deploy Hybrid Applications? | |||