Is there any other way I could update a specific file every minutes on VB.NET

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Is there a possibility to do a real time data update on the generated file on the windows form application? I'll show you the codes if you require to. Thanks in advance

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None so far, As I have already search through the internet but seems I do not gate a right solution to my problem

Posted 10-Jul-19 0:14am

sophia kylie taylor

Updated 10-Jul-19 0:27am

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Maciej Los 10-Jul-19 6:16am

If you want our help, you have to show your code.

MadMyche 10-Jul-19 6:56am

" I'll show you the codes if you require to"
This would be very nice as it is hard to understand what you are attempting to do.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2019-07-10T00:27:00

We can't answer so general a question: there are too many different file types, and too many ways to "update" them.
These range from simple text files (where all you want to do is append a line of text (a log file, for example) and that's trivial: File.AppendLine will do it) through text files with inserts in the middle (much more complex) and spreadsheets, right up to multiuser Server based databases where you need to change the value of a specific user activity every minute and need to use SqlConnection, SqlCommand, SqlDataAdapter objects and the code gets more complicated.

So start by thinking about what you are trying to do, what file formats you need to process, and what you want to do to them. Then think about how to do it, Google, and then ask a specific question instead of a "I wanna do this" if you need to. The better your question, the better your answer!