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<title>Simple Programming Tip #1 by Charlie Calvert</title>
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<summary>This article contains the explication of a simple programming tip that can be read in a few minutes: Avoid writing code that does anything substantial inside a visual container. Instead, create separate classes for your working code.</summary>
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<title>Why does the Print method of a JdbTable only print out a partial set of data from the dataset?</title>
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<summary>JdbTable is a container that displays a portion of data from the dataset, but is not the dataset itself.</summary>
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