displaying generated textbox data in database

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I have a code which automatically input 0 in textboxes when a user chooses 2 in ComboBox, so would like to know the code for those 0's to be displayed in database.

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Private Sub ComboBox2_Leave(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles ComboBox2.Leave
        If Me.ComboBox2.Text = "1" Then
            Me.TextBox19.Focus()
        Elseif Me.ComboBox2.Text = "2" Then
            Me.TextBox19.Text = "0"
            Me.TextBox20.Text = "0"
            Me.TextBox21.Text = "0"
            Me.TextBox22.Text = "0"

            'Me.TextBox23.Enabled = False
            'Me.TextBox24.Enabled = False
            Me.TextBox26.Focus()
        End If
    End Sub

Posted 8-Dec-14 3:27am

Member 10998396

Updated 8-Dec-14 3:37am

Tomas Takac

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ZurdoDev 8-Dec-14 9:43am

Where are you stuck? Use the SqlConnection and SqlCommand objects to interact with Sql.

Member 10998396 16-Dec-14 5:07am

Thanks, i managed to come up with a solution.i did use Sqlconnection

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ZurdoDev · Accepted Answer · 2014-12-16T01:32:00

Solution 1

As per the comments, use the SqlCommand SqlConnection objects.

Glad to hear we can close this one out.

Posted 16-Dec-14 1:32am

ZurdoDev