Winform sql server app

J

John

Hi

I am new to sql server and need to build a one-many winform app with visual
studio 2008 and sql server backend and need some pointers.

I have the following questions;

1. If I create the app by creating a relationship between master and child
tables in dataset and then dragging the master table and relation onto a
form to auto generate everything, would that be a good enough way to cerate
the app? If so, what more can I do to turn it into a robust enough app such
as error handling etc? If this is not a good way to cerate app what should I
instead do?

2. Is there a good book on the subject of vs2008/vb2008 and sql server 2005
specifically, that will me sufficient advise on how to develop the app?

Many Thanks

Regards
 
M

Mr. Arnold

John said:
Hi

I am new to sql server and need to build a one-many winform app with
visual
studio 2008 and sql server backend and need some pointers.

I have the following questions;

1. If I create the app by creating a relationship between master and
child
tables in dataset and then dragging the master table and relation onto a
form to auto generate everything, would that be a good enough way to
cerate
the app? If so, what more can I do to turn it into a robust enough app
such
as error handling etc? If this is not a good way to cerate app what should
I
instead do?

2. Is there a good book on the subject of vs2008/vb2008 and sql server
2005
specifically, that will me sufficient advise on how to develop the app?
MODEL-VIEW-PRESENTER

http://www.polymorphicpodcast.com/

click 'Shows'

click 'Design Patterns Bootcamp: Model View * Patterns*

view parts 1-5

You can use Google to get more information about this or find books.

You should also understand an object's Public accessor properties of Get/Set
Let/Get in VB.Net.

UI/Presentation/Business/Data Access
 

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