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    Hello, I am having trouble with creating a progress dialog box. I have to retrieve some information from a database and l want to display a dialog box with a progress bar, that increments the time it takes to get all the data. //Click retrieve information from the database. //Display dialog box until all data is retrieved. //Display the data in the datagrid. I am having trouble with the dialog box part. Is there an easy way to do this. Many thanks in advance, Steve

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      Hello, I am having trouble with creating a progress dialog box. I have to retrieve some information from a database and l want to display a dialog box with a progress bar, that increments the time it takes to get all the data. //Click retrieve information from the database. //Display dialog box until all data is retrieved. //Display the data in the datagrid. I am having trouble with the dialog box part. Is there an easy way to do this. Many thanks in advance, Steve

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      Take a look here[^]. Even though it deals with ADO.NET v2.0, it's quite similar to your case and it explains how to increment the progressBar control according to the records in your table. Regards, Polis Can you practice what you teach?

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