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Visual C# | Complex DataGridViews exercise | Linked DataGridView and DetailsView
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The folder above contains an Access database called Films. Create a data source for this (there are 3 main tables: categories of film, certificates and the films themselves).
Create a form called frmList to contain a combobox and DataGridView. When you choose a category and certificate at the top of the form, the DataGridView should show only the films for this combination of criteria:
There are two films in the ACTION category with certificate 12
Create another form showing a single film at a time:
When you save your changes, the previous list form should reappear, to reflect any changes made
If you haven't already done so, add the necessary code so that:
- when you double-click on a film in the list (or click on the Edit button) the film automatically appears in the separate single-record form
- when you make any changes they are automatically written to the underlying database
If you've got any spare time, you could always add menus, toolbars and short-cut keys allowing a user to your forms ...