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Hi I am very much new to the C# window programming and I want to develop a C# window form to store all the losses in a mechanical machine in a day.I wanted to store it in a access database.I have created a table in which I store all the records datewise. There are records like date,machine name,operator name,supervisor,target speed,actual speed,target output,actual output,accepted items,rejected items.And there are many types of losses that can occur like tools damage,machine problem and many more.As I am new to this field I am unable to understand how I can store all the losses and how I can manage it in the database.
Please help me out in this
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Mehdi Gholam 9-May-13 1:10am    
Your question is not clear.
AnkitMK 9-May-13 1:30am    
Can u please tell me how can I store multiple losses in a single record.Which control in C# will help me doing this? Bcoz in C# there is nothing like datalist which can store multiple items in rows and columns
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-May-13 1:15am    
Help with what?

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AnkitMK 9-May-13 1:17am    
Can u please tell me how can I store multiple losses in a single record.Which control in C# will help me doing this? Bcoz in C# there is nothing like datalist which can store multiple items in rows and columns
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-May-13 1:33am    
You should not do it in a single record. How a database can be related to control? Ever heard of separation of concerns? Did you ever design a database schema? Heard of normalization and normal forms? You need to understand all that. This is not too hard (to get just the basics), but answering this question to someone who did not learn it would be not very effective.
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