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Do you know Visual Basic Programming?

ismashkhy asked:

I want to create a warehouse maintenance and monitoring program in our company, and I am a warehouse supervisor.
first, I want to create a Material Master File,
what are the fields do you suggest that i will use to produce this Form?….
Our warehouse uses materials such as RESIN, PAINTS, PLYWOODS, NAILS, GLUES and etc…….
and after that what is the next form to create?…
hmmmnnnn……I guess i have to be more specific…
the only thing that i want to, is to have the fields that is so helpful in building a form about materials….
we are only using a code system….
like “material code : 01-001″ and not barcodes or serial numbers…
I just want to computerized the man powered paper works entry of my people(warehouse assitants). so I think you have to trigger a direct answer rather than squeeze my brain into “something”……….
thankx
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3 Responses to “Do you know Visual Basic Programming?”

  1. Biondo_86 on April 15th, 2009 10:02 pm

    well first of all u have to make sure that all the functions that one could do by paper-work could be done on the program

    mostly these are adding/ editing/ deleting

    now you have to make a form for each, as fields now that depends on how your records are structured. example if you classify paints by serial number then you have to have a field for serial numbers.

    this can be very easily created and maintained, try searchin on yahoo for some visual basic tutorials on forms and databases. they are very very easy to learn and use

  2. Cory P on April 17th, 2009 7:22 am

    This is a much larger question than can be answered here. Without knowing your industry I can’t help much, but here goes.

    First off. Figure out all your different entities (Materials, employees, etc). Then figure out all you need to know about each of these entities (such as Employee:Name, Birthdate, HireDate, etc). These will be your base tables. You will probably have to add to them as you go along. Build forms to enter data into these tables. Then you can create more sophisticated forms and reports.

    Hope this gets you started (Plus I would buy a couple of books on the subject. Maybe one on Database design as well).

  3. Richard H on April 18th, 2009 5:45 pm

    check out for excellent source code samples. You will need to have a visual basic development environment on your computer in order to run them.