Database Lookup

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• 18 de agosto de 2012 06:45

Hi,

I have only recently stated using Bartender, I have some vb experience all I am trying to do is scan a Barcode then lookup the value in a database and print the second column that has a different value.
Does any one have a sample or can point me to some examples. I can get it to work if I use commander but bartender must be able to do this within the main program.


Thanks ,

Richard

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  Michael Toupin (mtoupin

  ★ BarTender Hero ★

  • 20 de agosto de 2012 17:54
  [quote name='Rich_B' timestamp='1345272311' post='3100']
  Hi,
  
  I have only recently stated using Bartender, I have some vb experience all I am trying to do is scan a Barcode then lookup the value in a database and print the second column that has a different value.
  Does any one have a sample or can point me to some examples. I can get it to work if I use commander but bartender must be able to do this within the main program.
  
  
  Thanks ,
  
  Richard
  [/quote]
  
  Hello Richard,
  
  What you are describing is how to set up a query prompt inside of BarTender.
  
  We actually have a training video that discusses this, please [url="http://www.seagullscientific.com/aspx/training-video-(selecting-records-from-a-database-at-print-time).aspx"]click here[/url] to watch it. The part that discusses doing a manual entry for a query starts at 4:16, but you will probably want to watch the entire thing to get a grasp on the different ways this can be done.

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  Legacy Poster

  ★ BarTender Hero ★

  • 22 de agosto de 2012 18:56
  [quote name='Mike T - Seagull Support' timestamp='1345485273' post='3110']
  Hello Richard,
  
  What you are describing is how to set up a query prompt inside of BarTender.
  
  We actually have a training video that discusses this, please [url="http://www.seagullscientific.com/aspx/training-video-(selecting-records-from-a-database-at-print-time).aspx"]click here[/url] to watch it. The part that discusses doing a manual entry for a query starts at 4:16, but you will probably want to watch the entire thing to get a grasp on the different ways this can be done.
  [/quote]
  
  
  Thanks that looks perfect for what Im trying to do .
  
  Regards,
  
  Richard

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