storing values in database

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I have a textbox, dropdownlist, two Radiobuttons and a submit button . and in my sql database I have four columns corresponding to textbox,dropdownlist , radiobutton1,and radiobutton2. When I click submit button I should store these values to my database …

Posted 13-Dec-11 21:08pm

manjunath NIE

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Orcun Iyigun 14-Dec-11 3:10am

So what is hard to do? What have you tried?

palraj001 14-Dec-11 3:11am

just use insert query. what is the problem?

Keith Barrow 14-Dec-11 3:24am

The problem is this chap is obviously a beginner, and probably doesn't know where to start.

Keith Barrow 14-Dec-11 3:29am

I have answered your question but, as a bit of guidance for using newsgroups such as this, always Google first. "how to store in a database in .net" returns useful results. If you don't do this you are likely to get replies complaining about your question. There is a link about "how to ask a question", I suggest you read this as it will help in future. It is normal to ask about a specific problem (see Orcun Iyigun's comment), but this doesn't always work especially with "How do I start" questions.

Amir Mahfoozi 14-Dec-11 4:03am

Apparently you haven't heard anything about Normalization. So try to learn more about it beside doing this project ;) Good Luck.

manjunath NIE 14-Dec-11 4:52am

hi,every one. i need to store the Radiobutton values in database ie,if radiobutton1 is checked show 1 else 0 in database

Keith Barrow 14-Dec-11 7:34am

Your question is basic and all steps are easily found on Google, that is why you are not getting an answer and are getting unhelpful comments. I suggest you brush up your research skills as you are going to need them in the bright world of computing.

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Keith Barrow · Answer 1 · 2011-12-13T21:21:00

The answer is simple:

Design a database that actually represents whatever it is you are trying to store
Use one of the following to get the data in/out of the database: ADO.NET, Linq to Sql, Enitity Framework.*

* You will need to google for these, there are 1000s of examples for each, and each has its own strengths and weaknesses. I'd start with ADO as the other two are based on it. This list includes just the Microsoft options available in the .Net Framework, you could also add NHibernate to that list.