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Access forms to vb.net

Asked by TikkTakk-Aicon in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Tags: access, vb.net, sql

I´m working on a project where a customer wants to move an Access forms system to the web.  There is an SQL database behind this all.  I have started this projcet in vb.net and am reading all kinds of data into formviews and datagrids.  Now I have to start working on the editing and inserting part, what is the best way to do this (using formview, detailsview, datagrid etc.).  For example, when a new surveilance is registered you have to choose items from dropdownlists (from other tables in the database) and then insert it all into a table (that has foreign key references to other tables of course).
I´m kind of new to vb.net and don´t know the best (and shortest) way to do this.
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