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    using c#.net forms to replace microsoft access forms

    Hello,
    am looking for advice first - before I ask specific questions
    I have attached a simple example time worked database I have.
    What is mainly different than most time forms - is that I have two tables in microsoft access database. the form lets user enter data during the week and as long as user does not click submit button- the data is still there. the form is bound to table1.

    But when user clicks submit button- all data is transferred to table2-( and data is then cleared out of table1).
    my report for each user is based on their table2.
    I am learning slowly C#.net. ( at work some computers not on network and only have .net 2.0 version)- i want to know if a C# form could replicate what the microsoft access form is doing here.
    one reason am doing it- may be just a lesson for myself in C#- but I wonder first can C# form do it and In my actual database- I have a separate forms for each user- Can C# have multiple forms for a function like this.
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    I'm only seeing one form in your Access database, not one per user. Anyway, after looking through what you're actually doing in your Access database, I can say that yes, this can be replicated using Windows Forms.
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    thanks- yes making this example- i forgot to make a few more forms- to show you - but other forms are the same as this one

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    Quote Originally Posted by arloguth View Post
    thanks- yes making this example- i forgot to make a few more forms- to show you - but other forms are the same as this one
    If they are the same form, you could get away with (and it would be better to) using the same form for all users.
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