Open the Sports Action Solution (Sports Action Solution.sln) file contained in the VB2010\Chap13\Sports Action Solution folder. If necessary, open the designer window. Connect the application to a Microsoft Access database named Sports. The database is stored in the Sports.accdb file, which is contained in the VB2010\Chap13\ Access Databases folder. The database contains one table named tblScores. The table contains 10 records. Each record has five fields that store the following information: a unique number that identifies the game, the name of the opposing team, the date of the game, the home team’s score, and the opposing team’s score. The application should display each record contained in the Sports database, one at a time, in label controls. The user should not be allowed to add, delete, edit, or save records. Include a button on a BindingNavigator control to allow the user to display the average of the home team’s scores. Open the Code Editor window and code the application. Save the solution and then start and test the application. Close the Code Editor window and then close the solution.
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