Hi, I hope you can help me. I have a program I am developing and I want to be able to limit the time or the amount of times a user can access it. Someone I know wants to try the program out; however, I do not want them to have full access to it until we have come to an agreement. Is there a way to limit the amount of times or the timeframe the program can be run? For example, allow the program to be run 50 times or until a certain date.
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How to code a Kill Switch (to limit access to program)
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Query Access Database and Display Data on New Form
I have a program in which I want to have the user enter two percentages and display the data matching the criteria on a new form. The query would be:
Code:Select * From Corrosion Where corrpct1 >= {column in database} OR corrpct2 >= {column in database}
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Steven,
Thank you for your reply. I used the wizard to connect to my database.
If you don't mind, let me lay out what I am trying to accomplish and you can tell me if it is possible with VB.Net (using Visual Studio 2010 Express).
I have a database in MS Access with one table. I want to be able to query this database with multiple queries. At this time, I have a form set up with two text boxes. I want... -
Query with User Entered Criteria
My project consists of a user interface designed in Visual Studio 2010 Express. I have it linked to an Access database. At this time, I have two text boxes that the user will enter a number. I want to be able to write a query that will take the first and second number and pull the information from the database that is equal to or greater than the user entered number. I think the logic would be something like:
Code:If
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