String [] insert to database

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string [] st=time="2016-08-28 14:04:32" id="8888" name="Manik" workcode="0" status="0"

how to separate data ?
time=2016-08-28 14:04:32;
id=8888;
name=Manik; and workcode=0;

how to solve this problem and save to database???

AB Masud

What I have tried:

char[] splitchar = { '=' };

label1.Text = strArr[0];
label2.Text = strArr[1];
label3.Text = strArr[2];
label4.Text = strArr[3];
label5.Text = strArr[4];
label6.Text = strArr[5];
label7.Text = strArr[6];
label8.Text =strArr[7];
label8.Text = strArr[8];

Posted 3-Sep-16 17:00pm

AB Masud

Updated 3-Sep-16 22:15pm

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Tomas Takac 4-Sep-16 3:30am

I don't understand. You clearly are able to split the strings. So what is the problem?

Karthik_Mahalingam 5-Sep-16 6:52am

what you are trying to do?
is this
string [] st=time="2016-08-28 14:04:32" id="8888" name="Manik" workcode="0" status="0"

a string?

AB Masud 7-Sep-16 21:25pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2016-09-03T22:15:00

Use a regex:

C#

public static Regex regex = new Regex(
      "time=\\\"(?<Time>.+?)\\\"+?\\s+\r\nid=\\\"(?<ID>.+?)\\\"\\s+\r\n"+
      "name\\=\\\"(?<Name>.+?)\\\"\\s+\r\nworkcode\\=\\\"(?<Workcode>"+
      ".+?)\\\"\\s+\r\nstatus\\=\\\"(?<Status>.+?)\\\"",
    RegexOptions.Multiline
    | RegexOptions.IgnorePatternWhitespace
    | RegexOptions.Compiled
    );

You can then extract the parts you need by name.