From Part 1: Basic Chart and Part 2: Customize Chart, you see how to create a basic chart using GUI (no coding). But the chart is static, it’s lack flexibility which means that you cannot change properties or data of the chart while the application is running. Therefore, I will show how to create a chart by coding and bind data from a SQL Server’s database to the Chart control.
On Part 1: Basic Chart, I show how to create a basic chart with default chart type and color style. Now you will see how to customize those properties on a chart.
This series shows how to create chart or graph with VB.NET using Microsoft Chart Controls for .NET Framework.
ADO.NET is a set of components that can be used to access data and data services. The objects of ADO.NET that will be used in this post are: Read the rest of this entry »
This article is one of the series of Accessing Access 2007 on NetBeans 6.5 using JDBC. You can see the index of this series at Accessing Access 2007 on NetBeans 6.5 using JDBC, Part 1: Introduction
This article is one of the series of Accessing MS Access 2007 on NetBeans 6.5 using JDBC. You can see the index of this series at Accessing Access 2007 on NetBeans 6.5 using JDBC, Part 1: Introduction
This article is one of the series of Accessing MS Access 2007 on NetBeans 6.5 using JDBC. You can see the index of this series at Accessing Access 2007 on NetBeans 6.5 using JDBC, Part 1: Introduction
Here comes again, a tutorial about accessing database on NetBeans. In 2007, I wrote two tutorials which are accessing SQL Server on NetBeans using JDBC and accessing MySQL on NetBeans using JDBC. Both tutorials are useful to many people so I decide to write a new one, Accessing MS Microsoft Access 2007 on NetBeans.
Actually, I don’t prepare to write this post while I was writing the series. But there are some people want to know how to display a query data on Windows form rather than in console window which I wrote in the previous post. So this post, I’ll show how to display a query data on DataGridView on Windows form using MySqlDataAdapter.
From the previous part, I have successfully connect to world database on MySQL Server from VB.NET. Next, I try to perform basic SQL operations (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE) on the world database.
Note: This post is continued from the previous part. If you start a new project, you’ll need to add MySql.Data reference. See the previous post for more detail.
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