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Visual Studio Basic.NET: ASP.NET: Database: Microsoft SQL server: How create SQL query for 2 tables?

Dec 29th, 2003 17:23
Knud van Eeden,


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--- Knud van Eeden --- 30 December 2003 - 02:21 am -------------------

Visual Studio Basic.NET: ASP.NET: Database: Microsoft SQL server: How 
create SQL query for 2 tables?

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Steps: Overview:

 1. -Create a new ASP.NET project

 2. -Put on a form:

     1. 2 text boxes

     2. 2 buttons

     3. 2 datagrids

 2. -Create a database connection

     1. Run SQLAdapter

     2. Put SQLConnection on the form

        1. Add to the connection string

            ; password=<your password>

 3. -Put a dataset on your form

     1. Possibly put property
        'EnforceConstraints'
        to false

 4. -Put the initial SQL query in
     the 2 textboxes

     1. Click on textbox 1 and fill
        in in the 'text' property

        'SELECT * FROM <your tablename1>'

     2. Click on textbox 2 and fill
        in in the 'text' property

        'SELECT * FROM <your tablename2'

 5. -Put the following code under the
     2 buttons

     1. Double click on button 1 and
        fill in the on click event:

         SqlDataAdapter1.SelectCommand.CommandText = TextBox1.Text
         SqlDataAdapter1.Fill(Me.DataSet11)
         DataGrid1.DataSource = DataSet11
         DataGrid1.DataBind()

     2. Double click on button 2 and
        fill in the on click event:

        SqlDataAdapter1.SelectCommand.CommandText = TextBox2.Text
        SqlDataAdapter1.Fill(Me.DataSet11)
        DataGrid2.DataSource = DataSet11
        DataGrid2.DataBind()

 6. -Run this program

     1. Clicking on button 1 shows the current content
        of <your tablename1>

     2. Clicking on button 2 shows the current content
        of <your tablename2>

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