Fix the problem self with this code

Yes I do not have any training in vb.net. I am trying to lean it on my own, as the courses here in south Africa is very expensive. Where must the date be not string/text, I don’t understand where I should change it.

I suggest using a LIFO stack (Stack collection in .NET) in stead of recursing. I've done this a couple of times now and the basic algorithm works like: Push start directory onto stack loop while stack is non-empty pop last element off the stack (directory) do action on element (here: find all *.pdf files) list all subdirectories and for each push full subdirectory path on the stack end loop

I understood that the btnAdd_Click handler is the save-button. Somehow it does trigger this for the first three textboxes (as you said they were saved correctly), but number four is out. The variable SaveOrEdit hasn't got the value "Edit", which would trigger the Edit() function. The question remains why it works for the first three textboxes differently then for the fourth. It 'feels' like there's something wrong with the program-flow, but I can't point where the pain precisely is :sigh: I are troll :)

you can try below below one MyOledbCommand.CommandText = "DELETE * FROM tblokkies WHERE leidraad=" & ListBox1.Items(ListBox1.SelectedIndex).ToString() & ""

I'm sorry, I thought you were someone else. Break it down into steps. Write code that checks that a table of that name exists, that it has rows, etc. Then step through the code in the debugger. Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

celso_cabaleiro Thank you it is working. I don't know how to do it, can you help me with this please I want to use txtluidraad.text to do a search, and then when I type in the word, listbox must go to that one, must I add a new listbox or will the one that I have work. I don 't know how to use a search at all. Hope you can help me.

Thank you it works :)

hendrikbez wrote: Can I use Sql when I am finshed with my project, on other Pc that does not have sql on it. Shure like Christian said the express edition is free so you can install it on the pc (or include it in your setup to install together with your program)

At the very least, you'd have to supply your own code to draw the buttons. You'd have to inheirt from the Button class and override the Paint method, supplying the drawing code to draw the button in both the raised and pushed states. This has the added advantage of not being dependant on the machine having a theme installed. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

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