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Ayad Boudiab

Experience: A total of 10 years experience in developing applications using C++, Java, C#, ASP.NET, and SQL Server. In addition to 6 years experience in teaching programming courses at a local college. Degree: B.S. Computer Science Location: Atla...
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Windows Application: Store Inventories

We start a new course: Windows Application Training Course. More than a year ago, we discussed many concepts of windows applications. We created forms and added controls. But at that time, we created small apps that illustrate one concept at a time. In this course however, we will take many of the concepts that we have learned (in addition to the ones we discussed for SQL Server) and apply them to a fully working application. This application will keep track of store inventories (checking in items like shoes, socks, pants...), searching for items in the inventory, and displaying what we currently have in the store. We will also add the ability to sell items and generate reports.



Introduction
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1)  Introduction
Description: We created forms and added controls. But at that time, we created small apps that illustrate one concept at a time. |
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DataBase
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2)  Setting Up Database
Description: In the first step in our project, we will create the database.  |
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3)  Scripts for tables and database
Description: In this video, we will continue to create the database by scripting what we already have. |
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Main grid
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4)  Main Grid and Menu
Description: In this video, we will continue the development of the Windows Inventory Application.  |
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5)  Show/hide the sold date
Description: Now we are in the update item dialog. The row that needs to be updated has been passed into this dialog. We have the option of indicating that the item has been sold and the date it was sold.  |
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6)  Deleting Records
Description: When the user clicks on that option, he/she will be warned that the selected item from the list will be permanently deleted. If the user selects "yes", the item is deleted from the database. |
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7)  AboutBox and Form Closing
Description: In this video we will continue our discussion of the inventory tracking windows application |
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8)   Password Form
Description: In this video, we are continuing the discussion of the inventory windows application.  |
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9)  Clear Input and Validation
Description: When the user is filling out the item details before adding the item to the inventory |
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10)  Inserting an Item
Description: We need to validate the affected record is only one (since we are inserting one item at a time) |
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11)  Icon and Auto-Generated Code
Description: We added a new icon to the application, and modified it based on our needs. Then we assigned this icon to the forms icon. |
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12)  Updating Item
Description: One of the options we have in our application is to update current items. |
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13)  Searching for Items
Description: When we are adding items to the inventory, it is obvious that the list will grow bigger and bigger. |
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Reports
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14)  RDLC
Description: This video we add an rdlc report to the solution.  |
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15)  Generating Reports
Description: For this second part of generating reports, I start as usual by walking through the steps of creating a general report.  |
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