- I found a solution. thanks anyway.

Edited April 29, 200818 yr by ehmod

Easiest method is to create a class that contains variables to record all your data.

Use StreamWriter to add stuff to your file, use StreamReader to read it back.

If you write some code and post it, I'd have a look but not going to write it from scratch for you (It might be seen that you are getting someone to do your assignments for you)

Easiest method is to create a class that contains variables to record all your data.

Use StreamWriter to add stuff to your file, use StreamReader to read it back.

If you write some code and post it, I'd have a look but not going to write it from scratch for you (It might be seen that you are getting someone to do your assignments for you)

thanks, I just needed to know the steam reader and writer bit, that's all the problem was with my code.

btw, do you know how you can connect a SQL database to vb.net?

Edited April 29, 200818 yr by ehmod

Havent connected VB .Net to anything other than an acces file myself, but these might help

ODBC 1

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