Create, Read, Update, Delete (CRUD) Using C#

[moustafo]

In this code, we create a basic Create, Read, Update, Delete (CRUD) Using C#. This simple project creates a database connection using a wizard (i.e. data binding).

To make it little appealing, I created a customize buttons for navigating the record. I then hide the BindingNavigator to avoid duplicate control.

One important problem I encounter is you’re not allowed to create the same name of the Project and the Form. Example, don’t create a form named “CRUD” if your project name is also “CRUD”. This will create the same namespace for both the project name and the form name. Hence create a conflict between the two.

In the next project, I will create a simple CRUD application that is not based on data binding or a wizard.

I’m a fan of data binding but for the sake of this tutorial, let’s see how easy it is to create a hard coding connection to our database.

Let me know if you encounter any problem on this project.

Technicalities:
Visual Studio 2019
Language: C#
Database: Microsoft SQL Server Database File

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