TableAdaptor Update Access database

I used the wizard in VS2005 to create my connection, dataset, and tableadapt
or
I have a typed dataset named dsUserInfo
I have a tableadaptor named taFillUserInfo
I would like to on the vb side be able to do update the database when a
button is clicked executing the following code.
if me.textbox1.text = "x" then
taFillUserInfo.text1 = me.textbox1
else
some message
End if
What I can't get is how to "call" my tableadaptor taFillUserInfo to get the
column names.Ysgrifennodd Andre:
> I used the wizard in VS2005 to create my connection, dataset, and tableada
ptor
> I have a typed dataset named dsUserInfo
> I have a tableadaptor named taFillUserInfo
> I would like to on the vb side be able to do update the database when a
> button is clicked executing the following code.
> if me.textbox1.text = "x" then
> taFillUserInfo.text1 = me.textbox1
> else
> some message
> End if
> What I can't get is how to "call" my tableadaptor taFillUserInfo to get th
e
> column names.
>
I can't remember if this answers your question directly, but it should help:
http://www.peredur.uklinux.net/TypedDataSets.pdf
This example project (which is really about forms authentication), uses
a Typed DataSet. It definitely shows you how to use the Typed DataSet
using the column names:
http://www.peredur.uklinux.net/Form...ticationSln.zip
Note that the zip file contains a complete .NET solution. I cannot
guarantee that it is virus-free. I think it is; but I can't guarantee
it. So please examine the code and recompile it before running it.
Both the above use C# rather than VB, but I don't think that should give
you too much trouble. It might even persuade you to use C# :)
HTH
Peter

TableAdaptor Update Access database

I used the wizard in VS2005 to create my connection, dataset, and tableadaptor

I have a typed dataset named dsUserInfo
I have a tableadaptor named taFillUserInfo

I would like to on the vb side be able to do update the database when a
button is clicked executing the following code.

if me.textbox1.text = "x" then
taFillUserInfo.text1 = me.textbox1
else
some message
End if

What I can't get is how to "call" my tableadaptor taFillUserInfo to get the
column names.Ysgrifennodd Andre:

Quote:

Originally Posted by

I used the wizard in VS2005 to create my connection, dataset, and tableadaptor
>
I have a typed dataset named dsUserInfo
I have a tableadaptor named taFillUserInfo
>
I would like to on the vb side be able to do update the database when a
button is clicked executing the following code.
>
if me.textbox1.text = "x" then
taFillUserInfo.text1 = me.textbox1
else
some message
End if
>
What I can't get is how to "call" my tableadaptor taFillUserInfo to get the
column names.
>
>

I can't remember if this answers your question directly, but it should help:

http://www.peredur.uklinux.net/TypedDataSets.pdf
This example project (which is really about forms authentication), uses
a Typed DataSet. It definitely shows you how to use the Typed DataSet
using the column names:

http://www.peredur.uklinux.net/Form...ticationSln.zip
Note that the zip file contains a complete .NET solution. I cannot
guarantee that it is virus-free. I think it is; but I can't guarantee
it. So please examine the code and recompile it before running it.

Both the above use C# rather than VB, but I don't think that should give
you too much trouble. It might even persuade you to use C# :)

HTH

Peter

Taking the website offline

Hi

Imagine, I want to update my website and I want to tell the users of the website (when they visit the site during the updat) that they will be unable to use the site for an hour. During the update, the users should be able to use the website

How can I achieve this?

regards

In the start even for the session redirect them to a page that says the site is off-line, and in that page's code abandon the session.

you do or don't want them to be able to use the site?

You could put a redirector in, or simply replace the defailt.aspx page.

Curt_C wrote:

you do or don't want them to be able to use the site?

You could put a redirector in, or simply replace the defailt.aspx page.

The problem with replace default.aspx etc is that the user might come in via a bookmark that hits a direct page. By hijacking their first request via session_onstart you can guarantee they'll go to your offline page, and by abandoning the session in that page their next request to go someone in your site will result in the same behaviour.

Check out this neat feature of 2.0

http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2005/10/06/426755.aspx

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