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Hi all, I'm currently developing an Android application with Android Studio that allows visitors to enter information such as their name, company and reason for visiting our work premises and have this information stored in a SQL database. The app would have to allow for the printing of this information … 
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I'm just wondering how to add a save feature to the Binding Navigator tool strip as it isn't a feature by default. I'm using VB Express Edition 2008. Thanks! 
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Hi all, I'm having difficulties with a past paper question on B+ Tree's that I need to fully understand for an exam 2 weeks from now. Any help would be appreciated! I need to construct a B+ tree with branching factor M = 3. Each leaf can contain up to …
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Hi everyone, I'm working on a Video Rental system in VB that needs to be binded with tables of information in MS Access. I have 4 tables (Employees, Members, Stock and Rentals) that need relationships with each other. I need to draw information from fields in 'Members' and 'Stock' so … |
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By default all the buttons that would show in a Binding Navigator (before any buttons are clicked) are just ADD, EDIT, DELETE and REFRESH buttons. But the Binding Navigator on my form shows the SAVE button also (before any other buttons are clicked). I do not want this and how …
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Hi there, I'm am trying to write a recursive C++ function that writes the digits of a positive decimal integer in reverse order. [code=C++] #include "stdafx.h" #include <stdio.h> #include <iostream> #include <conio.h> #include <cstdlib> #include <math.h> #include <string> using std::string; using namespace std; int reverse_num (int number, int m) ; …
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The following function converts a positive decimal number to base 8 and displays the result. [code=c++] void displayOctal (int n) { if (n > 0) { if (n/8 >0) displayOctal(n/8); cout << n%8; } //end if } //end displayOctal [/code] I have to trace the function with n = 100. …
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