When submit button is clicked, the data should be stored in a Database.

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a form that accepts: Student Name , Email and Date of Birth (Calendar) when the
submit button clicked It should be stored on Sql sever database.please help me..

Posted 6-Oct-12 22:05pm

jayaprakashthathagari

Updated 7-Oct-12 20:33pm

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OriginalGriff 7-Oct-12 4:24am

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ravichaitanya.m 7-Oct-12 5:58am

If i am not wrong Do you want to know how actually data is stored in database whenever you click on Submit button in Application form?
If your answer is yes then here is the answer.

When you click submit button.In the background the code will do the following actions
1) Validate the Data--> if it is invalid data then it will prompt the user to validate
2)All the data is send to the DAL where you will use ADO.Net features to connect to Db and insert the data into corresponding tables.

please make sure your diction and vocabulary are apt. when posting here to get your desired answers

Sandip.Nascar 7-Oct-12 4:32am

Your question makes no sense at all.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Oct-12 2:55am

Whatever you mean, you got my approval; now go ahead and implement it. :-)
As you did not ask any question, that's it.
--SA

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**NAGARAJ N MACHAKNUR** · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-07T20:57:00

Use following code:

Table Creation :
/*SQL Query to create table*/
CREATE TABLE tblUserDetails
(
Name VARCHAR(30),
EmailID VARCHAR(40),
DateOfBirth VARCHAR(25)
)

C# Code :
SqlConnection con=new SqlConnection("ConfiguraionManager.ConnectionString["con"].ConnectionString");
con.Open();
SqlCommand cmd=new SqlCommand("insert into tblUserDetailsvalues('"+txtName.Text.Trim()+"','"+txtEmailID.Text.Trim()+"','"+txtDateOfBirth.Text.Trim()+"')",con);
int intResult=cmd.ExecuteNonExecuteQuery();
if(intResult>=1)
{
ScriptManager.RegisterStartUpScript(this,this.GetType(),"Message","alert('Saved Successfully')",true);
}
else
{
ScriptManager.RegisterStartUpScript(this,this.GetType(),"Message","alert('Unable to save try again')",true);

}