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Building a Secure Login Form (Parameterized Queries Part 2)
06 June 07 10:48 PM

In my first post on parameterized queries I built a simple login form that really was a contrived example meant to showcase how to use the TableAdapter Configuration Wizard to configure a parameterized query. However, since I opened myself up here, I Read More...

Postedby Beth Massi | 22 Comments    

Filed under: Visual Basic, VS2005, SQL Server, Winforms, Article, Data

Attachment(s):LoginClient.zip

Working with a Local Data File in VS
29 May 07 05:23 PM

Visual Studio 2005 made some big improvements in the way applications work with data, from BindingSources to the Data Sources Window all the way to a free version of SQL-Server called SQL-Server Express . I've had a few customers get stuck on using SQL-Server Read More...

Postedby Beth Massi | 10 Comments    

Filed under: Visual Basic, VS2005, SQL Server, Article, Data

Reading from a Serial Port and Saving to a Database
05 May 07 09:14 AM

Recently I was sent a question about how to read from a serial port and save the information to a database so instead of following up privately I thought I'd post my answer here. There's a good article in the MSDN Library that has some hints on how to Read More...

Postedby Beth Massi | 4 Comments    

Filed under: Visual Basic, VS2005, SQL Server, Article, Data

Attachment(s):ReadFromSerialPort.zip

Visual Basic How-To Video Series is Online
04 May 07 11:48 AM

This how-to video series is dedicated to getting Visual Basic developers productive on areas of data-based Windows Application development. The series starts with the basics of database development with SQL-Server 2005 Express then walks through the details Read More...

Postedby Beth Massi | 15 Comments    

Filed under: Visual Basic, VS2005, Community, SQL Server, Winforms, Videos, Data

SQL Server Express Video Series
03 April 07 11:25 AM

If you're new to SQL Express , Reporting Services , or databases in general, you'll want to check out the SQL Server Express video series up on www.asp.net . I just finished watching them myself. These videos walk you through all the free tools you get Read More...

Postedby Beth Massi | 2 Comments    

Filed under: Visual Basic, VS2005, SQL Server, Data