Open form based on employee ID

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Im new at this. I am building a database. Form 1 is called Employees, with Employee AutoID and Employee ID Number, First name and so on. Form 2 is called, Employee Emergency Contacts. From the Employee Form I want to Open the Emergency Contacts Form and display the emergency contact that is associated with the employee, based on the Employee AutoID Number. If no data is associated the Emergency Contact Form should Open with Null values. Possible message of, no contact information associated. I have done this in Access but I am not sure how to do it with C++. I have researched and could not find any help. I would appreciate any and all help. Thanks in Advance. I hope I made since.

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Posted 10hrs 10mins ago

Vinny66

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Rick York 10hrs ago

You are not likely to just "find a solution" for your problem here. This site's members are not interested in doing people's homework for them so you have to put a bit of effort into it yourself.

Richard MacCutchan 3hrs 5mins ago

If you are serious about using Windows Forms and database content, then .NET is a better choice. And it supports C++, C# and Visual Basic, but I would go for one of the latter twonot recomment C++.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2024-07-23T18:35:00

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