VB.NET Programming
DragNDrop and LINQ
You will develop SmartInventory v3.0 using a typed DataSet and LINQ queries. Typed DataSet: Develop a typed DataSet application form using the Drag-N-Drop technique. (1) Use the Drag-N-Drop technique to develop this application, which is used to browse, add, modify, delete, and save replenish order records. The user interface, after applying the Drag-N-Drop technique, should look like the following screenshot. Please make sure that the four ComboBox Controls are used to display the device name, supplier name, order type, and order status, respectively. You should drag the replenish order Data Table and drop it on the form. Do NOT drag individual fields from different Data Tables. Smartinventory v3.0 K 1 of 10 + X Device: E001 June 3.2019 Supplier Replenish Date: Order Type: Quantity: Order Status: Monday - Regular PENDING (2) Modify the data binding settings of the first two ComboBox controls showing devices and suppliers. Instead of showing the ID values, the ComboBox controls should display the corresponding device names or supplier company names. SmartInventory v3.0 - O X (1 of 10 + XL Device: Supplier Replenish Date: Order Type: phone XR Apple Monday, Regular June 3.2019 - Quantity: 20 Order Status: PENDING (3) Parameterized Query: Create a parameterized query so that the user can search for replenish records by order type. The ability to conduct a partial search is not necessary in this question. (4) LINQ Query 1: Add a search TextBox, a search ToolStripButton, and a reset ToolStripButton on the BindingNavigator control. You should assign an appropriate icon image to each of the ToolStripButton objects. The user can use these newly created objects to search replenish order records by device id or supplier id. The user types a device id or a supplier id in the search TextBox. When the user clicks the search ToolStrip Button, your program should use a LINQ query to search for those replenish order records with a matching supplier id or a matching device id. When the user clicks the reset Button, your program should reset the search result to display all trading requests. (5) LINQ Query 2: For the device currently selected in the company ComboBox control, create LINQ queries to display the total order quantity of pending orders and completed orders, respectively. Display both quantities on the user form by placing more Windows controls (e.g., TextBox and Label controls). You will develop SmartInventory v3.0 using a typed DataSet and LINQ queries. Typed DataSet: Develop a typed DataSet application form using the Drag-N-Drop technique. (1) Use the Drag-N-Drop technique to develop this application, which is used to browse, add, modify, delete, and save replenish order records. The user interface, after applying the Drag-N-Drop technique, should look like the following screenshot. Please make sure that the four ComboBox Controls are used to display the device name, supplier name, order type, and order status, respectively. You should drag the replenish order Data Table and drop it on the form. Do NOT drag individual fields from different Data Tables. Smartinventory v3.0 K 1 of 10 + X Device: E001 June 3.2019 Supplier Replenish Date: Order Type: Quantity: Order Status: Monday - Regular PENDING (2) Modify the data binding settings of the first two ComboBox controls showing devices and suppliers. Instead of showing the ID values, the ComboBox controls should display the corresponding device names or supplier company names. SmartInventory v3.0 - O X (1 of 10 + XL Device: Supplier Replenish Date: Order Type: phone XR Apple Monday, Regular June 3.2019 - Quantity: 20 Order Status: PENDING (3) Parameterized Query: Create a parameterized query so that the user can search for replenish records by order type. The ability to conduct a partial search is not necessary in this question. (4) LINQ Query 1: Add a search TextBox, a search ToolStripButton, and a reset ToolStripButton on the BindingNavigator control. You should assign an appropriate icon image to each of the ToolStripButton objects. The user can use these newly created objects to search replenish order records by device id or supplier id. The user types a device id or a supplier id in the search TextBox. When the user clicks the search ToolStrip Button, your program should use a LINQ query to search for those replenish order records with a matching supplier id or a matching device id. When the user clicks the reset Button, your program should reset the search result to display all trading requests. (5) LINQ Query 2: For the device currently selected in the company ComboBox control, create LINQ queries to display the total order quantity of pending orders and completed orders, respectively. Display both quantities on the user form by placing more Windows controls (e.g., TextBox and Label controls)
