Page 31: 3rd Paragraph, 2nd sentence should read "You do not need to tell them the all the details." (Thanks to Larry Clement)
Page 45: Caption should read "Table 4.7. Properties to change on 4 5 new child forms." (Thanks to Terry Fisher)
Page 64: First sentence in 4th paragraph of body text should read "Running the application and displaying the form will give you the exact same result as Figure 5.22 5.19." (Thanks to Andreas Teizel)
Page 78: Item 16 in Table 7.7 should be "DataGrid DataGridView, dgvDetail dgvDetails". (Thanks to Andreas Teizel)
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searchWorker = new BackgroundWorker();
searchWorker.WorkerSupportsCancellation = true;
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June 1, 2006 at 5:48 pm
Page 30: I could not select CustomerAddress without first selecting “Customer,” therefore should it not read “In the order that they are listed, add the following tables: Individual, Contact, Customer, CustomerAddress, Address Type, Address, StateProvince, CountryRegion.”
June 17, 2007 at 2:10 pm
Using LBLGen Ver 2.0.
Page 54, Example 511, Line 4 should read:
if (Employee.ManagerId != null)
or at least not just != 0.
Example 5.12, Line 15 should read:
if (Employee.ManagerId != null)
or at least not just != 0.
If you don’t test for null you get StackOverflowException from the LLBLGen code, EmployeeEntity.cs.
Hope this helps someone.