Unfortunately i have to use a microsoft access database which makes matters worse!! Are there any code samples out there ?? I got a tight deadline on this one lol
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I am designing a windows form which has a datagridview and other controls such as text boxes and combo boxes etc. I was wondering what was the best way to do a database insert. I can get the datagridview data inserted to the database using the code below thats fine but how should i go about entering the data from the textboxes and comboboxes in and around this code as they are both linked!!
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You can't do stored procedures in Access . . . thought you were using SQL. See how they do the dynamic SQL here.
What i've ended up doing is an insert and then another query after that to get the @@identity value i couldn't see any other way around it!!! Then after this i'm dumping the datagridview items into a table so will probably need to put a transaction tag around it. Microsoft access is awkward lol.
Cheers for your help anyways
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by: ged325Posted on 2009-01-06 at 08:02:10ID: 23305691
Unfortunately you have to do the code manually.
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Would recommend creating a stored procedure which takes a parameter for each control not in the DataGrid. Then use a SQLCommand and SqlParameters to pass the values to the stored procedure.
For the user's sake, I would recommend calling a disabling function prior to the call and re-enable after the function so the data is consistent.
PseudoCode:
DisableControls()
InsertDataUsingStoredProec
EnableControls