Posts

Showing posts with the label C# Windows Application

InsurTech Companies: Enhancing ESG Aspects and Safety Measures

By
Image
Introduction: InsurTech companies are revolutionizing the insurance industry by integrating ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) aspects into their operations, particularly through enhancing safety measures, claim loss consulting, and managing the impact of global natural disasters. Below, we explore how these advancements are reflected in modern Policy Administration Systems (PAS). Enhancing Safety Measures: Utilization of IoT and Predictive Analytics: For real-time risk assessment and prevention. Smart Device Integration: Promotes safety through proactive risk mitigation. Claim Loss Consulting: Real-Time Data Analysis: Offers precise risk consulting. AI and Machine Learning: Predictive analytics for loss prevention. Global Natural Disasters: Advanced Climate Modeling: For more accurate risk pricing and coverage. Parametric Insurance: Fast payouts based on pre-set event criteria. Underwriters and PAS with ESG: Incorporation of ESG Data: Affects policy pricing and terms. Automa
Post a Comment
Read more

Login and Registration forms in C# windows application with Back end Microsoft SQL Server for data access

By
Image
In this article, I'm gonna share about how to make login and register form with MS SQL database; 1. Flow Chart Logic 2. Normal Features 3. Form Designs Login Form Design Sign in Form Design Password Retrieve Form 4. Database Design and SQL queries and Stored Procedure Create new Database as "schooldata" create table registerdata (  ID int identity,  Username nvarchar(100),  Password nvarchar(100),  Fullname  nvarchar(100),  MobileNO nvarchar(100),  EmailID nvarchar(100)  ) select * from registerdata create procedure regis (  @Username as nvarchar(100),  @Password as nvarchar(100),  @Fullname as nvarchar(100),  @MobileNO as nvarchar(100),  @EmailID as nvarchar(100)  ) as begin insert into registerdata (Username, Password, Fullname, MobileNO,EmailID) values (@Username, @Password, @Fullname, @MobileNO, @EmailID) end 5. App.config Settings <?xml versio
37 comments
Read more

Data Display Form Using DataGridview tool in C# Windows Application

By
Image
1. Design Form  Steps: a. Choose Datagridview tool in tool kit b. Choose new datasource from datagridview c. After choosing particular database and data table the design of form will be look a like in this above acreenshot 2. Class view for data table  3. Code created automatically using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Data; using System.Drawing; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Windows.Forms; using System.Data.SqlClient; using System.Data.Sql; namespace DataDisplayForm { public partial class Form1 : Form { public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); } private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { // TODO: This line of code loads data into the 'nameDBDataSet.namedata' table. You can move, or remove it, as needed. this.namedataTableAdapter.Fill(this.nameDBDataSet.named
Post a Comment
Read more

C# Windows Application Data Form sample Module: Save and Retrieve Data using MS SQL database

By
Image
Methods Used: 1. Created a database as NameDB and Database table as namedata as follows. --table for saving retrieving datas create table namedata (  ID int identity,  Firstname nvarchar(500),  Secondname nvarchar(500),  Fullname nvarchar(500) ) --get  query result select * from namedata 2. Create a  stored procedure for saving data -- creating stored procedure for saving data create proc nameprocedure  @Firstname as nvarchar(500), @Secondname as nvarchar(500), @Fullname as nvarchar(500) as begin   SET NOCOUNT ON; Insert into  namedata(Firstname,Secondname,Fullname) values(@Firstname,@Secondname,@Fullname) end -- execute strored procedure exec nameprocedure 3. Windows Application design for save and Retrieve data form set formborderstyle as none 4. App.config settings to Connect database <?xml version="1.0"?> <configuration>   <configSections>   </c
Post a Comment
Read more