Comments by codesharper

codesharper 22-Jun-11 1:32am View

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Please see my solution no.4 to get the nearest answer.

codesharper 15-Jun-11 2:47am View

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yes it is better to use condition within the query but op asked for that so i post this..... :)

codesharper 15-Jun-11 2:46am View

dear ahsan22e,
why dont you use conditional query....???
like...
"select User_Name from Registration where userName='"+txtUser_Name.Text+"'"

codesharper 15-Jun-11 2:43am View

good logic, but It's better to use select query with specified user that none has implement...

codesharper 14-Jun-11 13:26pm View

good call, my 5

codesharper 13-Jun-11 8:15am View

This is better idia to affect only changes into database but you must create insert and update command to affect the record in database.

codesharper 13-Jun-11 1:51am View

good answer my 5

codesharper 13-Jun-11 1:33am View

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Thanks dear

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