Hello all,
It's my first(?) post so please be forgiving. To be onest the same post I've sent to ScheduleView section :-), so this is quote:
"I've studied ScheduleView with database entity framework (SDK samples).I'm wondering if it is possible to get automatic feedback from database and automatically refresh WPF GUI (ScheduleView) ? In SDK example database is placed in mdf file, but for my needs I've transferred all the tables to SQL Server (Express) - through executing all the sql scripts placed in the ScheduleView Database tutorial. I've modified connectionString to connect with SQL Server instance, instead of database mdf file.
Everything works perfect, but I want to achieve effect in which other person(s) will update Appointments directly in SQL database (e.g. via MS SQL Server Management Studio) and in my application WPF ScheduleView (GridView ?) changes will be automatically visible (e.g. Appointment subiect automatically wil be refreshed). Whether it is at all possible ? I hope all my "problems" are clear to you dear forum people."
Regards
Robert
It's my first(?) post so please be forgiving. To be onest the same post I've sent to ScheduleView section :-), so this is quote:
"I've studied ScheduleView with database entity framework (SDK samples).I'm wondering if it is possible to get automatic feedback from database and automatically refresh WPF GUI (ScheduleView) ? In SDK example database is placed in mdf file, but for my needs I've transferred all the tables to SQL Server (Express) - through executing all the sql scripts placed in the ScheduleView Database tutorial. I've modified connectionString to connect with SQL Server instance, instead of database mdf file.
Everything works perfect, but I want to achieve effect in which other person(s) will update Appointments directly in SQL database (e.g. via MS SQL Server Management Studio) and in my application WPF ScheduleView (GridView ?) changes will be automatically visible (e.g. Appointment subiect automatically wil be refreshed). Whether it is at all possible ? I hope all my "problems" are clear to you dear forum people."
Regards
Robert