combo+sql+C#
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the Pronblem is i have a table of employeeinfo having attribuyes EmpID EmpName EmpFatherName GenID now GenID is a primary key of a separate table having two attributes that is GenID Gender the problem is when the form runs displaying 3 textboxes and one combobox the user must select the entry from gender and click save the values must be stored in the table of sql that is Employeeinfo i saved the first three attributes by the following code datarow.["EmpID"] = EmpID.text; but on GenID it gives problem bcoz i want to relate the Gender attribute to the GenID Attribute in the EmployeeInfo table and must be saved in the sql data table
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the Pronblem is i have a table of employeeinfo having attribuyes EmpID EmpName EmpFatherName GenID now GenID is a primary key of a separate table having two attributes that is GenID Gender the problem is when the form runs displaying 3 textboxes and one combobox the user must select the entry from gender and click save the values must be stored in the table of sql that is Employeeinfo i saved the first three attributes by the following code datarow.["EmpID"] = EmpID.text; but on GenID it gives problem bcoz i want to relate the Gender attribute to the GenID Attribute in the EmployeeInfo table and must be saved in the sql data table
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the Pronblem is i have a table of employeeinfo having attribuyes EmpID EmpName EmpFatherName GenID now GenID is a primary key of a separate table having two attributes that is GenID Gender the problem is when the form runs displaying 3 textboxes and one combobox the user must select the entry from gender and click save the values must be stored in the table of sql that is Employeeinfo i saved the first three attributes by the following code datarow.["EmpID"] = EmpID.text; but on GenID it gives problem bcoz i want to relate the Gender attribute to the GenID Attribute in the EmployeeInfo table and must be saved in the sql data table
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