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thank you -sorry for delay in replying to your speedy response
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thank you -sorry for delay in replying to your speedy response

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Hi <br />
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Building a new application as a windows form using .net c#.<br />
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Most of my code has been .net c# website building so windows forms are a mystery, especially threads!<br />
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Application checks a table for new records being added every 5 minutes and if it finds a new record it does find a new records it runs a process and updates the form interface.<br />
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Would like the interface to be updated every 5 minutes to show application still working even if no new records.<br />
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Hope I have made that clear.<br />
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Before start I wonder if somebody could help with structure of code in the windows form<br />
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Rgds<br />
stephen<br />
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Hi 

Building a new application as a windows form using .net c#.

Most of my code has been .net c# website building so windows forms are a mystery, especially threads!

Application checks a table for new records being added every 5 minutes and if it finds a new record it does find a new records it runs a process and updates the form interface.

Would like the interface to be updated every 5 minutes to show application still working even if no new records.

Hope I have made that clear.

Before start I wonder if somebody could help with structure of code in the windows form

Rgds
stephen





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