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Question by melue
Submitted on 6/5/2006
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How do i link a text box to an MS Access database table field, say i have a text box called textbox1 and i want to link it to a field called name in a database table called employees. Pliz help guys, There is a system i'm trying to develop but i'm stuck on that point. i need to use my java form to send data to the tables when i click like the submit button and also to get data from the tables when i click like the search btn. The other question i have is, how do i concatenate numbers and display them in a text box? I developed a calculator program and am failing to click on a number btn more than once and have it repeated that number of times e.g. to click 6 three times and have 666 on the display text box or to click 2 and 7 and to have 27.

Thanks a lot guys

Melue


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