Moving data to texboxes from dataset

you forgot to attach your code!

Hi Jeff;

You have not attach anything to the post.

tottextboxes.txt

That was my fat fingers not clicking the upload file button

you are missing the table and the row:

            txtDescription.Text = ds.tables(0).row(0).item("Description").ToString();
            txtgroup.Text = ds.tables(0).row(0).item("Group").ToString();
             txtDate.Text = ds.tables(0).row(0).item("date").ToString();

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txtDescription.Text = ds.tables(0).Rows(0).("Description").ToString();
                txtgroup.Text = ds.tables(0).Rows(0).("Group").ToString();
                txtDate.Text = ds.tables(0).Rows(0).("date").ToString();
 
still generates

Error      1      Identifier expected.      C:\Users\jkingston.MCLE\documents\visual studio 2010\Projects\TermSummaryInput2\TermSummaryInput2\Form1.vb      300      60      TermSummaryInput2
Error      2      Identifier expected.      C:\Users\jkingston.MCLE\documents\visual studio 2010\Projects\TermSummaryInput2\TermSummaryInput2\Form1.vb      301      54      TermSummaryInput2
Error      3      Identifier expected.      C:\Users\jkingston.MCLE\documents\visual studio 2010\Projects\TermSummaryInput2\TermSummaryInput2\Form1.vb      302      53      TermSummaryInput2

and why do you have ; if you are in VB?

Thanks.

Your assist and astute eye has me on the right track! :)

As I said I'm fairly new to .NET and the code that had the ; was grabbed from code I found browsing the web. I heard that perhaps VB will be phased out in the not to distant future, is that true?

it is amazing to me that simple processes when being upgraded now require 3 times the code to do the same thing. I know advancing technology, but we are going back to complex ways to do simple things like we did 30 years ago.

The only thing left is moving a sql Text field to a textbox and then I'm home free.  Figured out dates and $$$  any help would be appreciated.

>>I heard that perhaps VB will be phased out in the not to distant future, is that true?

This is just rumours. Every year, I go to the MVP summit in Redmond and sit with the product team. VB and C# are hands-in-hands now. They are almost on par and they will remain. Don't forget that Microsoft just completely rewrote the compiler (Roslyn) and VB is still in there. It would have been the perfect time to kill it but they didn't.

So long live VB!

That makes me feel better!