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    songthan1
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    I want to create a web form by aspx. But I don't know how to access database (SQL Server.).Ex: Creat one page about mark management. I want to insert,update,display them . What is redirect in C#? Thanks for help me:confused:

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      I want to create a web form by aspx. But I don't know how to access database (SQL Server.).Ex: Creat one page about mark management. I want to insert,update,display them . What is redirect in C#? Thanks for help me:confused:

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      songthan1 wrote: I want to create a web form by aspx. But I don't know how to access database (SQL Server.).Ex: Creat one page about mark management. I want to insert,update,display them . What is redirect in C#? Thanks for help me I'm not quite sure what some of your questions are, but your last one is easily found on the MSDN site. Redirect to another web page in C#[^] HTH. Jerry Most people are willing to pay more to be amused than to be educated--Robert C. Savage, Life Lessons Toasty0.com Ladder League (beta)

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        I want to create a web form by aspx. But I don't know how to access database (SQL Server.).Ex: Creat one page about mark management. I want to insert,update,display them . What is redirect in C#? Thanks for help me:confused:

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        Hi there, If you're not familiar with ASP.NET, you can take a look at the ASP.NET tutorial[^]. To access data from a database such as SQL server, you need to read the documentation about how to use ADO.NET[^]

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          I want to create a web form by aspx. But I don't know how to access database (SQL Server.).Ex: Creat one page about mark management. I want to insert,update,display them . What is redirect in C#? Thanks for help me:confused:

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          Hi Dear, If u r designing a three tier application then u need to make two classes for connection as well as for adapter ... for that u need to learn ado.net. Once u learn how to create connection classes u can use the same funda in any programme for the database connection....:)

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            I want to create a web form by aspx. But I don't know how to access database (SQL Server.).Ex: Creat one page about mark management. I want to insert,update,display them . What is redirect in C#? Thanks for help me:confused:

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            To answer your question about redirect you can do the following: In code behind: private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { Response.Redirect("http://whatever"); } Or directly in the aspx file in the same manner using As far as trying to access a database, you will have to be a little more specific as far as what you want to do. Are you moving from ASP to ASP.Net programming? Scott Stocker</x-turndown>

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