1. Dynamic SQL Queries
Stefano Grazioli

2. Critical Thinking Easy meter Dictionaries
Additional reading / handbook
Longer in-class lab

3. Connecting to the DB from home
If you want to use Visual Studio to connect to the DB server from home, you need to do the following:
create a text file containing the following line:
runas /netonly /user:"mcintire\sg6m" "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\Common7\IDE\devenv.exe"
change the line above as needed with your mcintire userid, and the exact location of the version of Visual Studio that you are using.
Save the file as "VS from home.bat"
Start the VPN to Mcintire
Click on the VS from home.bat file and enter your McIntire password if requested
Make sure that in your code you refer to the server with its full name: f-sg6m- s4.comm.virginia.edu

4. You do the talking Name, major Learning objectives
Things you like about the class
Things that can be improved
Attitude towards the Tournament

5. Dynamic queries
Combo boxes

6. myCBox.Items.Add(“Italy”)
Combo boxes
myCBox.Text
myCBox.SelectedItem
Pick a country
myCBox.Items
myCBox.Items.Add(“Italy”)

7. Static (‘Canned’) vs Dynamic SQL queries
mySQL = "SELECT * FROM StockMarket where date = '5/2/2017'"
mySQL = "SELECT * FROM StockMarket where date = '" + DateCBox.SelectedItem + "'"

8. ADO architecture for modifying data
Client (your machine)
DB Server
SqlConnection
Connection string
Remote DataBase
(financial data)
SqlCommand
SQL Query string
Execution Feedback

9. What Is New In Technology?
WINIT
What Is New In Technology?

10. Homework

11. Suggestions
Make sure that you understand the ADO architecture diagrams before coding.