A simple class to populate and reset a listbox and a combbox

Last year, in March 2010, I started writing a comprehensive school management application that I called SMART (School Management Application for Registrars and Teachers) This was in VB6 with SQL ADO and Microsoft Jet (Database engine of Access) I challenged myself and I am now migrating to VB.Net and SQL Server. I discovered OOP and that's why I would like to share with other beginners this small example that populates a list box and a combobox; and enables to deselect them. I wrote this as I am going to write a more difficult class for a listview with select criteria and navigation features that are repeatedly used in 7 menu items in my application. Hopefully, I will be able to publish it later.

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Submitted byGaroudaon Sat, 10/22/2011 - 17:57

To unselect the list box you ought to add this line: ob_lix.SelectedIndex = -1 'to unselect the listbox
Submitted byAnonymous (not verified)on Wed, 10/26/2011 - 06:14

Dear sir, can you help me with a simple code source for an inventry of a store using VB.net and SQL for my thesis project?

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