Inserting radio button values into sqlserver database.

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I have two RadioButtons(MaleRB and FmaleRB) And in my data base I have two column Male and female, If I select MaleRB, It should get updated as 1 in my database ie, in Male column and 0 in Female column And Viceversa.

Can any one help me out please.

Posted 12-Dec-11 19:29pm

manjunath NIE

Updated 26-Jun-18 6:16am

RaisKazi

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RaisKazi 13-Dec-11 1:39am

I would suggest to have only one Column "Gender" in Database Table, and then you may insert values "M"/"F" based on user selection.

Code 89 13-Dec-11 2:10am

you just insert it by writing an insert querry,you need to write this in your value,'"+RadioButton.SelectedValue+"'..

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Solution 2

Use if Else Condition to set 0 and 1

Now if rb = 1 then male and rb=0 then female .

in coding 

int x ;
if ( RadioButton1.Checked == true)
{
        x = 1;
}
else if(RadioButton2.Checked == true)
{
      x=0;
}

Posted 12-Dec-11 19:38pm

Code 89

Updated 12-Dec-11 19:59pm

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manjunath NIE 13-Dec-11 1:41am

What to write in Code

Member 13847218 26-Jun-18 12:46pm

private void button4_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
string source = ("Data Source=DESKTOP-8BEJFRN\\SQLEXPRESS;Initial Catalog=mywork;Integrated Security=True");
SqlConnection con = new SqlConnection(source);
con.Open();
MessageBox.Show("Your Search");

string sqlselectquery = "SELECT * from cust WHERE [Nic No]= '" + txtnicn.Text + "'";
SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand(sqlselectquery, con);
SqlDataReader dr = cmd.ExecuteReader();
if (dr.Read())
{
txtcuid.Text = (dr["Custermer Id"].ToString());
txtnam.Text = (dr["name"].ToString());
txtad.Text=(dr["Address"].ToString());
txtcontn.Text = (dr["Mobile no"].ToString());

con.Close();
}

{

}

}
how do old rady sql save search button textbox value nic no enter all value display... importance - radiobutton(gender)

Solution 1

Have a parameter for the two columns in the C# code.
Based on value chosen in the form, you can use the checked property to figure out what needs to be inserted in the database.

Example

C#

if(MaleRB .Checked== "1")
    SqlDataSource1.UpdateParameters[0].DefaultValue = "True";

else
    SqlDataSource1.UpdateParameters[0].DefaultValue = "False";

Posted 12-Dec-11 19:36pm

Abhinav S

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ShivKrSingh · Accepted Answer · 2011-12-12T20:11:00

C#

string rbValue;

if (MaleRb.Checked == true)
{
                rbValue = "1";
                mycommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@Gender", rbValue);
            }
            if (FmaleRb.Checked == true)
            {
                rbValue = "0";
                mycommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@Gender", rbValue);
            }

Can solve your problem using this

Eduard Lu · Accepted Answer · 2011-12-12T20:04:00

Solution 3

You know, the best solution for this is to have a single gender flag into your table. Normalization of fields should be a practice to everyone. 0 for male and 1 for female or viceversa. With that, you would have lesser logic in updating gender status.

Cheers!
Eduard

Posted 12-Dec-11 20:04pm

Eduard Lu

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Abhinav S 13-Dec-11 2:56am

Yes point- there is no need to have two columns. 5.

[no name] 13-Dec-11 3:37am

thanks!

raj ch 13-Dec-11 3:53am

formalization is the best technique to be remembered while coding. my vote of 5

[no name] 13-Dec-11 4:00am

thanks!

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