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Click on Actress. Locate Operator- ... Type Bond Actresses on the workspace ... Highlight Find Actresses and change the font size to 5 and Go to Format and ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Searching Your Database


1
Lesson 10
  • Searching Your Database

2
Dynamic Searches via a web page
  • Searching a database is quite common when using a
    database
  • The Code Builders once again will be used to
    create the necessary code youll need to make
    this happen
  • Create a new ASP.Net file and call it FindActress

3
Select Code Builder
  • Click on Code
  • Left Click over Select Data Method and drag it
    over your workspace
  • Click the down arrow to the right of Database
  • Select the Movies Database, click Ok

4
Construct A Select Query
  • Click on the following
  • MovieName
  • Actress
  • Director

5
Where Clause Builder
  • Click on Actress
  • Locate Operator- Click the down arrow and select
    like
  • Locate Filter- Type _at_search
  • Click Ok

6
Heres what you have
7
Test Query
  • Click Next
  • Click Test Query
  • Type Jill St. John
  • Does the Query work?
  • Click Next

8
Creating A Method
  • Type FindByActress to create this method
  • Click Finish

9
Using FindByActress Method
  • Click on Design View
  • Type Bond Actresses on the workspace
  • Drag a TextBox from the Web Control Toolbox and
    place it to the right of Bond Actresses
  • Drag a button and place it to the right of your
    TextBox
  • Drag a DataGrid and place it on the workspace
  • Click on Layout from the Menu Bar and click on
    Absolute Position and move the DataGrid to the
    middle of your workspace

10
Finished Design View
11
Tying It All Together
  • Double click the button to create a Click event
  • This code will use the FindByActress method that
    was created so that when you click the button the
    user will type in the Bond Actress and the Movies
    Database will then locate that record and create
    the table on the web page

12
Type the code in white
  • Sub Button1_Click(sender As Object, e As
    EventArgs)
  • Dim sActress As String TextBox1.Text
  • DataGrid1.DataSource FindByActress(sActress)
  • DataGrid1.DataBind()
  • End Sub

13
Read To Test?
  • Click Save to save the file
  • Press F5 and load the browser software to view
  • Type Jill St. John in the Textbox and click the
    button

14
Modifying The Web Page
  • Your page looks kind of boring so lets dress it
    up with some changes.
  • Click on the DataGrid
  • Go to AutoFormat which is below the Property on
    the right bottom
  • Select Colorful5
  • Change the Font to Georgia and the size to 5

15
More changes
  • Highlight Find Actresses and change the font size
    to 5 and Go to Format and change the Foreground
    color to Red
  • Click the button and look at the Properties
  • Change the Fore Color to red and the Back Color
    to yellow
  • Change the Text to Go
  • Press F5 to see your changes

16
Change the colors if you dont like them
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