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I am new to iPhone programming. &nbsp;I want to develop an app, wherein you enter data on one screen in the text fields and the data must be posted to the database and I want another TableView where you can see the data entered with the latest on the top. &nbsp;I am fine if someone provides some related examples and the code (or video) on how to do it.<br />
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Thanks,
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Hi:

I am new to iPhone programming.  I want to develop an app, wherein you enter data on one screen in the text fields and the data must be posted to the database and I want another TableView where you can see the data entered with the latest on the top.  I am fine if someone provides some related examples and the code (or video) on how to do it.

Thanks,

iPhone app to insert data and display data

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