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You have not given sufficient information to diagnose this. "no fetch data" can mean anything at any point in this code. You have a bunch of MessageBox statements which should be showing you the important values, but you don't mention anything at all about what they are saying. Asking questions is a skill CodeProject Forum Guidelines Google: C# How to debug code Seriously, go read these articles. Dave Kreskowiak

Here is something that (probably) will help you a bit more than some (not necessarily relevant) previous answer How To Install Visual Basic 6 (VB6) in Windows 10[^] You may also want to refer to this video, which provides an alternative method for a successful installation on Windows 11. How to install Visual Basic 6.0 on Windows 11 - YouTube[^] I have personally installed VB6 on Windows 10 and Windows 11 multiple times on a variety of machines, for a variety of purposes. And while it may not be a straightforward process, it can be done with minimal effort. Hope this helps.

This should get you started: Open SQL database by VB .NET - .NET Framework | Microsoft Learn[^]

Google for "VB.NET webapi client". There's plenty of examples. Asking questions is a skill CodeProject Forum Guidelines Google: C# How to debug code Seriously, go read these articles. Dave Kreskowiak

new one(latest) is the best, use VS2022

You could use this code: Imports Microsoft.office.Interop.Outlook Public class CLASS_NAME Public App As OutlookApplication Public Sub new() App = new ( App.getType()) End Sub End Class ' also consider using createObject("outlook.Application")'

Dim Ico As Icon = My.Resources.NomeIcona Me.Cursor = New Cursor(Ico.Handle)

Try setting the CurrentCell to Nothing. NB: It would probably be simpler to filter the underlying data source, assuming you have one. "These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer

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Dunno. It showed up in moderation yesterday.

Yes, the litehold, of definitive approaches, does do concurrent programming, when SDLC, was exposition of CsE.

Thank you. All POS printers we use support ESC/POS mode. Do the graphic files need to be converted? If yes how?

Member 15109325 wrote: I can't grasp how I can copy this project to my laptop and it works perfectly Two possibilities. First the environment is different. Different OS, different libraries, different permissions, etc. Second the data is different. You are running with a dataset X. But the problem occurs with dataset Y. Member 15109325 wrote: AND the exact same SUB is used on 2 other forms without incidence. That is explained easily - the data is different. Look at the differences and see how the code handles each.

Google for "Tally import data VB6" and you'll find that you have to export your MySQL data into an XML format that is Tally compliant. Once you have those file(s), Tally can import those file(s) directly. Don't even think of asking for code. VB6 has been dead for over 20 years now and I have never used Tally, nor will I ever. Asking questions is a skill CodeProject Forum Guidelines Google: C# How to debug code Seriously, go read these articles. Dave Kreskowiak

Lots of problems here. Kudzanai Victor wrote: Select * from ABRASIVE_CUT_OFF_SAW Problem 1 (most serious): The name of the tool should be kept IN a database column. It should NOT be a table. Design you are looking for is likely like this Table: Tool Columns: Id, Name, Description Table: Tool_Attribute Columns: Tool_Id, Name, Description If you need more detail for Attribute you might add one or two more columns. If more detail than that is added then you might need an additional third table. Once you do the above then getting a list of all tools consists of querying the first table. This includes name, description AND the id. Then detail for a single tool is gotten by using the id from the above list. ------------------------------------------ Kudzanai Victor wrote: Select * from ABRASIVE_CUT_OFF_SAW Problem 2: Don't use the asterisk. Rather explicitly name the columns that you want to retrieve.

and that's where I walk my ass out the door. Asking questions is a skill CodeProject Forum Guidelines Google: C# How to debug code Seriously, go read these articles. Dave Kreskowiak

your observation made me wonder why I used string for year? As I was writing a small test app it happened with strict ON I had a issue converting a INTEGER to a String So I gave up and just made gvYear a string So you know I learned from my mistake gvYear = Convert.ToInt32(tbYear.Text) If you like you can look at my final solution here Link to CP Question[^] Thanks for the comment