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Form and Graphical User Interfaces
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Lesson plan More about queries More about entering data into a table Form
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More about queries Action query to insert a new record into a table Queries -> choose the table -> right mouse click -> SQL View INSERT INTO [User] VALUES ('000001', '1234567', '34 Lancaster Road', 'Glastonbury', '06033', 'asd@yahoo.com');
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Entering data into table
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Entering data
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Entering data into table
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Entering data
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Practice Change the Registration table so that every time, we add a new record, the list of available students (studentID, firstName, lastName) and courses (courseID, courseTitle)
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Form Data entry forms are the primary means of entering data into tables in the database. Graphical User Interfaces
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Form Spread-sheet like view: Graphical user interface view
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Why Form? Graphical user interface view offers: –Presenting data in an organized and attractive manner –Offering the ability to limit the number of fields that appear on the form and allow or preventing editing a specific value
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Basic Transaction Processing Form Serves transaction processing applications which add new records, or editing existing records
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Basic Transaction Processing Form Example: create a form to add a new record or view existing record to Employee table
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Basic Transaction Processing Form
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Practice Create a form to add a new record and view existing records to Course table
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Using Design Form Window Form -> Create form in Design view
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Using Design Form Window
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Private Sub AddNewRecord_Click() On Error GoTo Err_AddNewRecord_Click Dim sqlStatement As String sqlStatement = "insert into [Employee] values('" + Me.userssn + "','" + Me.username + "'," + Me.usersalary + ");" DoCmd.RunSQL (sqlStatement) Exit_AddNewRecord_Click: Exit Sub
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Practice Create a form to add a new record to the Course table by Create form by Design View
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Create forms with more than one table
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Quiz 2 1.a: SELECT DirectorFirstName, DirectorLastName FROM Achievement WHERE Movie =‘Chicago’;
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Quiz 2 1b SELECT Movie FROM Achievement WHERE DirectorFirstName=‘Conrad’ and DirectorLastName=‘Hall’;
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Quiz 2 2a Movie Chicago Gangs of New York
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Quiz 2 2b: Syntax error. Missing From statement. It should be Select DirectorFirstName, DirectorLastName, Studio From Achievement Where movieID =‘200303’;
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Quiz 2 3 Row 1 and Row 3 will be deleted
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Create forms with more than one table
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Adding Option Groups
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Adding List boxes
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Practice Create forms in section a and b of project 1, part 4
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