maintain my data in the firt page in paging concept

yardly

maintain my first 10 data in the firt page when i click the next page then the first 10 datas r erased... i want to maintain all the datas and save it in the database

John ph

First things First. Save the first page data in the database and move on to the next page. So that your first page data will be maintained in the database. you don't have to maintain in every page that you move on.

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modified on Wednesday, December 05, 2007 1:54:54 AM

Christian Graus

Sounds pretty straightforward and there are a number of controls that will do all of this for you. What have you tried ?

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yardly · modified on Wednesday, December 05, 2007 1:54:54 AM

wt i need s i should not save first 10 datas iam having 100 pages... my page index is 10 ... if i enter the 10 values then i have to move to next page and enter the next 10 datas.... if i have to change any data in the first page then i have to move to first page is it right.... but my first page datas r getting clear.

John ph

1. you can have a temporary table at the database end and save each page data in the temp table before you move on to the next page. Whenever you want to navigate through the saved data, fetch it from the temp table. Once the process is complete, move the data to whcichever table you want and delete the data from the temp table. (or) 2. You can store the data in a dataset and then save the dataset in a session Object before you move on to the next page. Now, You have the access to the first page data in any page through the session object.

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JON

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