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visual studio 2015 and windows form application

Hi guys,

 

I'd like to create a windows application to keep all my data of my clients in a simple application. I have chosen to use visual studio 2015. I created a fillable form using the windows application template with textboxes in it etc. and now I would like all the data I put in the textboxes, to save in the table in database. I created the database within visual studio, just to try making it myself, but can't get that one to work.

 

Is there anyone that would like to help or guide me?

 

Thank you guys in advance. " Sorry for my English "

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And your database is in which format? JSON? Plain TXT? CSV? I recommend you to look directly at the MDSN reference, Microsoft keeps those pages up to date with full definitions and examples. There you will most likely find what you need for C# or Visual BASIC, provided you know how to search around.

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Assuming you use a SQL database, I also suggest you look up for tutorials about ODBC and C#. This is pretty straightforward if you know SQL. If that's beginning to be a little complicated (e.g. if you don't have programming experience) maybe something like Access might be more easy given your specs.

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