Reply With QuoteI want VB.Net code to retrieve data from Sql server 2005 to Autocad.
I don't know Autocad or Autolisp.Please help me.
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3rd May 2011 07:06 am #1
SQL to VB.net
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I want to transfer data from Sql Server through VB.Net to Autocad and viceversa.
I can open a page of Autcad In a Button Click event but cannot bring the data from database,i.e., Sql Server.
Please send me the code and necessary object models to do the above action.
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3rd May 2011 07:17 am #2
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3rd May 2011 07:22 am #3Super Moderator
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I have moved your posts to its own thread, please start a new thread for each new question.
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Go to PLAN view instead. - Dadgad
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3rd May 2011 01:20 pm #4Forum Deity
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Originally Posted by BChoudhury
Tiger, Originally Posted by BChoudhury
Perhaps this thread would better sit stagnant in the .NET, ObjectARX & VBA forum?Last edited by BlackBox; 3rd May 2011 at 02:00 pm.
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3rd May 2011 01:28 pm #5Super Moderator
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done Originally Posted by RenderMan
Life doesn't suck, although we all go through periods when it may be easier to think that, than to discern the solution to whatever problem is the most formidable
at the moment in one's personal UCS.
Go to PLAN view instead. - Dadgad
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3rd May 2011 09:38 pm #6Super Member
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Take look at this VB.Net Sql basic article
http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/to...sics-in-vbnet/The soul is healed by being with children. - Fyodor Dostoyevsky, novelist (1821-1881)
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3rd May 2011 10:05 pm #7Forum Deity
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What a fantastic site! The free programming reference sheets alone, are awsome. Originally Posted by fixo
Thanks, Fixo - Cheers!
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4th May 2011 11:34 am #8Super Member
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Agreed this is the best of all
I like it too
Cheers,
Thanks for the beer
OlegThe soul is healed by being with children. - Fyodor Dostoyevsky, novelist (1821-1881)
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4th May 2011 03:39 pm #9Forum Deity
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I've learned much from reading your posts; if you're ever on my side of the pond, pints/yards/steins of beer are my treat! Originally Posted by fixo
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11th Jul 2012 08:11 pm #10
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check this article too, its a good tutorial about vb.net data providers
http://vb.net-informations.com/ado.n...s-tutorial.htm
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