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I have an update regarding this issue. After some digging, we have discovered that this is related to a Microsoft packaging issue between .NET 8, .NET 9, and PowerShell 7. An assembly that is being referenced was not included in PowerShell 7/.NET 8. This is causing code needed to load the ProgressBa...

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The error message is indicating that the issue is with $txtPrivilegeGroup.Text, not $employeeRec. Please verify that that is the correct name of the object you are attempting to set the text with and that there is a Text property exists on that object. Though it is not the error being returned, the ...

What do you mean by cannot use it in a form? Can you please elaborate as to what you are doing? Are you getting errors when you attempt to run? If so, can you post the errors here? How are you adding it in the Globals.ps1 file? With adding your $EmployeeRecord to a Globals.ps1 file of a newly create...

It appears you are packaging with the Windows Application engine. If you just want to show your form, I recommend packaging with the Windows Forms engine.

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To populate a DataGridView control with a data from a database, you need to set the data returned as the DataSource. If you right-click on a table in the Database Browser and select 'Generate Query Form', it will give you a good starting point on how to connect your database queries to a DataGridVie...