"nkw" <nkw@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> how to create a data form like Access column form? (not in a grid) should
> I
> create seperated button for update, delete, insert?
>
> "nkw" wrote:
>
>> Hi, are there any resource lke http://asp.net available for Winforms? Any
>> reference, well structured sample database application like pet shop?

"Earl" wrote:

> Most developers probably use a Save button for both update and insert (a
> button for Update and Insert tends to confuse the average user). On a
> typical form, I might have Delete, Edit, Cancel, New, Save buttons. Of
> course, you might have events firing from other controls and not need most
> if any of those buttons. For example, some developers prefer to have grid or
> keystroke events fire all of their updates depending upon what action the
> user takes in the grid.
>
> "nkw" <nkw@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:1F118498-87E3-43D5-AC2E-8C3CFFF46B03@microsoft.com...
> > how to create a data form like Access column form? (not in a grid) should
> > I
> > create seperated button for update, delete, insert?
> >
> > "nkw" wrote:
> >
> >> Hi, are there any resource lke http://asp.net available for Winforms? Any
> >> reference, well structured sample database application like pet shop?
>
>