Presentation for the final project will be on October 19, Friday at Rm 308, DR2 and will start at 8:30AM.
Each group will be given 20 minutes starting with the first group from IT3A. The order of the presentation is arranged alphabetically based on the first member of the group as follows:
IT3A:
1. Alcoberes, et. al.
2. Arinto, et. al.
3. Barriga, et. al.
4. Basas, et. al.
5. Claro, et. al.
6. Gaanan, et. al.
7. Gio, et. al.
IT3B:
8. Abello, et. al.
9. Alay, et. al.
10. Albores, et. al.
11. Carado, et. al.
12. Co, et. al.
13. Deocampo, et. al.
14. Donayre, et. al.
15. Frigillano, et. al.
16. Masudo, et. al.
17. Polancos, et. al.
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Using Crystal Reports
For those who are having problems with integrating Crystal Report in their applications, check this out:
http://www.crystalreportsbook.com/CrystalReportsXI.asp
http://www.crystalreportsbook.com/CrystalReportsXI.asp
Friday, October 12, 2007
Sample Codes: Data Access (2)
This sample improves the previous one by delegating all data access functions to a separate class named DBHelper. This also implements row filtering using the DefaultView property of a DataTable.
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This sample uses an MS Access database for persistent storage and adds reporting capabilities. This uses a different approach to retrieving and updating data by extending the DataSet class.
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To run both applications, set the ConnectionString value of the App.config file to the correct path of the databases. For the second example, Crystal Studio should be installed.
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This sample uses an MS Access database for persistent storage and adds reporting capabilities. This uses a different approach to retrieving and updating data by extending the DataSet class.
Download Code
To run both applications, set the ConnectionString value of the App.config file to the correct path of the databases. For the second example, Crystal Studio should be installed.
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