Add, Update, Search and Delete using Listview Control
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If you are running 32 Bit operating system before and were intrigued to install 64 bit OS to improved performance of your computer, then maybe you are having problems debugging your Visual Studio .NET source code.
I am once having this issue which stops me from debugging all of my VB.NET 2008 source code after I installed Windows 7 64 bit.
One of the common questions I received from newbie’s is on how to set a certain form to be the Startup Form.
Undoubtedly, this is a very simple question but if you are a beginner trying to learn Visual Basic you will find it very difficult to find what you are looking for because of so many options to choose from. Visual Basic is considerably one of the famous programming languages to date and its features evolve overtime, not to mention that it was a product by Microsoft.
Now let’s head on…
Before we begin binding our database using Windows Form please take a look on this tutorial on how to add new windows forms to your project.
Windows Forms serves as a container for all the controls that you’d like to add. Examples are TextBox, Label, Button, CheckBox, ComboBox, etc.
When you create a new project, visual studio automatically provides you one windows forms which you can use right away, run it, or compile or project but without anything in it. It just a plain form waiting to be filled with controls.
To add a Windows Form