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- !DataTable Example Program - DEMO3
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- Form1
- Customer
- DATATABLE
- C:\CUSTOMER
- Label1
- Name:
- CustomerName
- Label2
- Address:
- Address
- Label3
- City:
- Label4
- State:
- State
- Label5
- Label6
- Phone:
- Phone
- TopButton
- NextButton
- InsertButton
- Insert
- DeleteButton
- Delete
- QuitButton
- BottomButton
- Bottom
- PreviousButton
- Previous
- UpdateButton
- Update
- ClearButton
- Clear
- QuitButton_Click
- Form_Click
- Form_Load>
- Customer
- OpenTableg
- Action
- CloseTable%
- FillForm
- GetRecord
- FieldName
- GetField
- CustomerName:
- Text$
- FieldValue
- Address
- StateW
- Phone}
- InsertRecW
- PutField
- InsertRecord
- InsertButton_Click
- ClearButton_Click
- TopButton_Click
- FirstRecord
- BottomButton_Click
- LastRecord
- NextButton_ClickA
- NextRecord
- PreviousButton_ClickJ
- PreviousRecord
- DeleteButton_Click
- DeleteRecord4
- UpdateRec
- UpdateRecord
- UpdateButton_Click
- Reaction
- DisplayError
- TheError
- CustomerName_Change
- CustomerName_LostFocus
- SearchMode
- SEARCHFIRST
- SearchField
- TheNameTyped'
- database
- table
- DataTable
- KeySearch
- SearchKey
- Form_Load
- Open up the database table
- Now fill the form with data
- in the first record.
- QuitButton_Click
- Close the database table
- And quit the program
- FillForm
- We need to get the current record in the database:
- Ok, now lets get the values in the database fields for the
- record we just read in::
- We need to make a one-to-one relationship between the fields in the database table
- and the fields on our Visual Basic Form. We will read in the field values from the
- database record and place those values into the .TEXT property of our TEXT controlss
- on our Visual Basic form. For each field of interest this is a three-step process:
- 1. Specify the name of the database field of interest ---> DataTable.FieldName = "
- 2. Get the field value ---> DataTable.Action = GetFieldd
- 3. Place the field value in the TEXT control ---> Text1.TEXT = DataTable.FieldValuee
- Thats all there is to it!!
- You should make a FillForm like subroutine position independent. Notice that the first line of
- code in this subroutine reads in the current record. Use other routines to move around
- in the table (like the TOP,BOTTOM, NEXT and PREVIOUS buttons in this demo). Making the
- routine position independent means that it can be used and re-used at any time to fill inn
- your form with information from any record in your database.
- We will fill in the form now:o
- Address"
- State"
- Phone"
- InsertRec
- Here we transfer the information from the Visual Basic Form and insert itt
- into the database table.
- To do this requires a three-step process for each field in the database table:
- 1. Specify the name of the field of interest ---> DataTable.FieldNamee
- 2. Specify the field value ---> DataTable.FieldValue = A String valuee
- 3. Put the field into the DataTable record ---> DataTable.Action = PutFieldd
- We do this for each field in the database table.
- When we are finished we INSERT the record into the
- database table ---> DataTable.Action = InsertRecordd
- Address"
- State"
- Phone"
- InsertButton_Click
- ClearButton_Click
- This code simply clears the text in all of the Visual Basic form's Text controls..
- TopButton_Click
- The following code moves to the first record in the data basen
- and fills in our form with the information found in that first
- record
- Moveto the first record in the database
- Fill in the form with data
- BottomButton_Click
- The following code moves to the last record in the data base
- and fills in our form with the information found in that last
- record
- Move to the last recordd
- Fill the form
- NextButton_Click
- The following code moves to the next record in the database table. If an
- error is encountered during the move to the next record an error message is displayed.
- The DisplayError subroutine is an example of the structure of a generalized
- DataTable error handling routine.
- Once the repositioning to the next record is successfull, we fill in our form
- with information from that record.
- Moving to the next record in the databaseu
- If an errort
- Display the DataTable errore
- If no error
- Fill in our form with the information in the record.
- PreviousButton_Click
- The following code moves to the previous record in the database table. If an
- error is encountered during the move to the record an error message is displayed.a
- The DisplayError subroutine is an example of the structure of a generalizedl
- DataTable error handling routine.
- Once the repositioning to the previous record is successfull, we fill in our forma
- with information from that record.
- Moving to previous records
- If an errors
- Display the DataTable Errorr
- If no error
- Fill in our form with info from the record
- DeleteButton_Click
- This code deletes the current record from the database
- The current record after the delete is performed, is the record immediatelyr
- following the deleted record. We then fill in our form with info from that
- record.n
- We will delete the current record.
- Now fill in form with the current record.
- UpdateRec
- Here we transfer the information from the Visual Basic Form and update the current record
- in the database table.
- To do this requires a three-step process for each field in the database table:
- 1. Specify the name of the field of interest ---> DataTable.FieldNames
- 2. Specify the field value ---> DataTable.FieldValue = A String values
- 3. Put the field into the DataTable record ---> DataTable.Action = PutFieldl
- We do this for each field in the database table.
- When we are finished we UPDATE the record in the
- database table ---> DataTable.Action = UpdateRecordd
- Address"
- State"
- Phone"
- UpdateButton_Click
- DisplayError
- Here we show how to build a general purpose error routine for the DataTablee
- it is not complete but gives you the basic idea of how to build such a routine..
- For a listting of all DataTable error codes see the Working Model documentation.
- Drive not ready!
- Directory not found!
- File is busy!"
- File is Locked!"
- File not Found!"
- Record not Found!
- End of Table!"
- Start of Table!"
- Unknown Error!
- CustomerName_LostFocus
- This code demonstrates how to search a database on a specific key.
- When you leave this field, this lost focus subroutine is executed.
- The value in the CustomerName.Text is then searched for in the database table.
- The database field searched is "Name" (The only key field in this example).t
- If the search is successfull the record is displayed on the form. If the searchh
- fails an error message is displayed, the form is cleared (with the typed in value)
- replaced in the CustomerName.Text expecting to get a new customer's information.
- Temporary variable to hold Customer's name.d
- The first and only field in PRIMARY index
- The first and only field of the keyl
- The value to search for
- Submit the search criteria
- Perform the search
- If an errorh
- Display the error
- Assume new customer, temp store for new customer name
- Clear the form
- Place the new customer name back in the form
- Now let the user type in the new infoa
- Search was successfull
- Fill in the form with customer infot
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