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Issue 6.5

COLUMN

Swatter Part 4

A simple bug database

Issue: 6.5 (July/August 2008)
Author: Brad Rhine
Author Bio: Brad Rhine is the developer of Kodiak, a complete student information system written entirely in REALbasic. That's his day job. In his spare time, he writes shareware applications in REALbasic.
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For the last three issues, we've been working on Swatter, our simple bug database. So far, we've written the SQL code to create our databases, we've designed our interface, and we've started tying the interface to the database.

In this issue, we'll add the code that will allow us to add issues for our projects. So, without further ado, let's get to the code.

Listing Our Issues

In MainSwatterWindow, we're going to create a new method called PopulateIssues. The method will have the job of figuring out which project is selected in ProjectBox and then filling IssueBox with that project's issues. Its code will look like this.

Dim SQL As String

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