database

Creating User Account Information in Java - Adding Records to Database

Submitted by donbermoy on
Good day! This tutorial will focus on creating a user account information in java particularly in adding records to the database. Now let's start this tutorial! :) 1. Create your database in ms access and named it sample.mdb with Login table and the following entities below. design design 2. Create your java program now named UserSettings.java. 3.

Step-by-Step Installing JCreator and Connecting this Java Software to MS Access Database with Java GUI Login Tutorial

Submitted by donbermoy on
This is my own version of how to connect Java to MS Access database with a Login Tutorial. Because for now I will make tutorials for Java because my Facebook friends wanted me to have a tutorial about this programming language. Software to be used: JCreator LE 4.50 or NetBeans but I preferred JCreator, JDK 7 Download here, and Microsoft Access software. 1.

Data entry and Autocomplete with Multiple Columns

Submitted by janobe on
In this tutorial I will show you how to save and autocomplete a textbox with multiple columns in Visual Basic 2008 and MS Access Database. As I expand my knowledge about autocomplete I discovered that you can put multiple columns/fields on it. So, it depends on you or your query, on how many columns/fields you want to exist. Let's begin: 1.Open Visual Basic 2008, create a project and do the Form just like this.

Login using a Text File Database in VB6

Submitted by donbermoy on
In this tutorial, we will going to make a program that has a text file database which will be going to use as our database of the program. Now, let's start this tutorial! 1.Let's start this tutorial by following the following steps in Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0: Open Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0, click Choose Standard EXE, and click Open. 2.Next, add only one Button named cmdOK and labeled it as "OK".

Navigate Record In the DataGridView Control (Count the records, First and Last Buttons)

Submitted by janobe on
This is the continuation of my previous tutorial which is the Navigate Record In the DataGridView Control. This time I’m going to add the last and first buttons and at the same time I’m going to add the counting of how many times the displayed records change in the DataGridView.

Navigate Record In the DataGridView Control

Submitted by janobe on
In this tutorial I will teach you how to navigate records in DatagridView using Visual Basic 2008 and MySQL Database. This will show you that you can limit your displayed records in the Datagridview. And there’s no need for you to scroll down to it whenever you have plenty of records. All you have to do is to click next and previous buttons.

Displaying and Counting the Total Value of the Records in the DataGridView

Submitted by janobe on
In this tutorial I will show you how to display and sum up the total values of the records in the DataGridView. The records that are displayed are items that has its price, then, the total value will be displayed in the last row of the DataGridView .

Creating a Report in Student Registration Using Crystal Reports Part 3

Submitted by janobe on
This is the continuation of my tutorial. This time I will show you how to put a Crystal Report in a Windows Form and retrieving the records from the database. Let’s begin: First, open the file of Student Registration in Visual Studio 2008. Add a new file which is a Windows Form.