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Hi, I want to display the tables in a database in a C# form graphically. I want to use a datagrid to fill the schema of each table. Is there any other way to represent graphically a table. Now I want to show foreign key relationships between the tables. How do I show it graphically . Then I should be able to move the tables and the relations between them also should move.. What controls should I use to get the above thing done and how to use it? Karteek
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Hi, I want to display the tables in a database in a C# form graphically. I want to use a datagrid to fill the schema of each table. Is there any other way to represent graphically a table. Now I want to show foreign key relationships between the tables. How do I show it graphically . Then I should be able to move the tables and the relations between them also should move.. What controls should I use to get the above thing done and how to use it? Karteek
Not in the .NET FCL, no. There might be some custom controls you can use in your software - either free or commercial - on the 'net (I know that some applications have such capabilities, but they're typically stand-alone applications or add-ins specific to a product). Just google. Otherwise, you'll need to create your own implementation.
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Not in the .NET FCL, no. There might be some custom controls you can use in your software - either free or commercial - on the 'net (I know that some applications have such capabilities, but they're typically stand-alone applications or add-ins specific to a product). Just google. Otherwise, you'll need to create your own implementation.
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HI, I did not find any .If u find please tell me. What if I want to create my own one? Karteek
This forum is for asking specific questions, not about designing an entire control or application. The place to start is learning about custom graphics, owner-drawn controls, and the like. There are articles about such topics here on CodeProject and the rest of the 'net.
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