I have a stored procedure that returns data to be shown in a grid.  When I
run the stored procedure from SQL query analyzer for a months worth of data,
I get the response in less than 1 second.  However.. when I do this to a
grid.. it takes more than a minute.  any ideas?  Some ...

I am new to vb.net and having a problem. I am using
windows forms, class libraries to connect to the oracle
database. My table contains a boolean field which is
stored as varchar2. I am retrieving the values from the

I am using simple databinding on a small form with only about 10
controls. My problem is that the _second_ time I open the form and
edit a value, I am no longer able to tab or click out of the control
that I just changed the value in.

I have a data connection to an access database, and inside the access
database there is a query of which the text is:
SELECT Name FROM Items WHERE Name LIKE '*Crystal' ORDER BY Name;
When I run this query in Access it works fine, and I get back a list of

Given a textbox bound to a datasource, is there a way of pushing the value
from the textbox on, say, a KeyPress event? There doesn't seem to be much
documentation for data binding in general, and I'm sure I'm missing
something simple.

Hello group...
I've created a class derived from CollectionBase that implements the
following interfaces:
IBindingList

This is rarely answered by anyone who here this
questions, because i think most the people did't know the
answer about this question. If anybody who are willing to
help a group of students help us

I've built a query form that will populate a datatable by generating a SELECT
statement that pulls data from a database table according to selections made
in a series of listboxes on the query form. Two of the listboxes contain
items that are in many to many relationships, so the ...

   In my user control has two checkbox. each checkbox is binding with a
property in myObject.
   Ex:
   class MyObject

I created a user control that binds to a dataset.
I noticed that the changes from the dataset are available in the user
control right away. This is all good.
The problem I ran into is that the changes I type into the text boxes

I have a question on implementing IListSource.GetList
If I implement it on my binding component, does winform databinding expect
to get same IList reference
always after the initial databind? Basically  does it at some later time

   Is there a control in VB .NET that has the functionality as the Combo
box in Access? I'm interested especially in multiple columns property.
Thanks in advance ...

Why textboxes  don't go blank when I click addnew.
I have a FullWord form displaying KeywordSets in textboxes and a checkbox, a
grid in synch with the textboxes, and two child grids tied by relationships
to KeywordSets.  One is Keywords and the other is SearchPhrase.

I have a WinForm datagrid that receives data from a DataSet. One of the
colums is anm INT-column from the database, and I would like to format
these INTs before binding them to the control.
I format the grid by applying a style to it, and I have seen in the doc

I can't seem to navigate a custom collection effectively.
If I navigate to a child Collection, then the collection show up blank
(Seems reflection isn't able to get the Member info). If I bind to that
child directly, the DataGrid populates fine. I've tried applying a Style