how can we Load Radio Button Value Into Database

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how can we Load Radio Button Value Into Database
can any one help with sql query....

i used this one code..but not working
string sql = " UPDATE resperson SET kfri = '" + rb1.Checked +"' WHERE resid = '" + tbrid.Text + " ' ";

Posted 8-Jun-11 19:34pm

Ragi Gopi

Updated 8-Jun-11 19:39pm

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walterhevedeich 9-Jun-11 1:36am

Post your code so we can have a better understanding on your problem.

Ragi Gopi 9-Jun-11 1:39am

improved question

Prerak Patel 9-Jun-11 1:59am

What error do you get? Specify datatypes of kfri and resid too.

Ragi Gopi 9-Jun-11 2:04am

datatype of kfri is Yes/No...and resid is autonumber..
and error is data mismatch..this happens because...rb1.checked returns the value..true or false..

RakeshMeena 9-Jun-11 2:04am

If you are down voting, put the reason as well.... This is not good as you are asking for help not doing favor to anybody.

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RakeshMeena · Answer 1 · 2011-06-08T19:59:00

Solution 1

What is the datatype of "kfri" column? If it's varchar type you should not have any problem. Also if you can post the value of "sql" string post the line of code (you posted).

Posted 8-Jun-11 19:59pm

RakeshMeena

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Ragi Gopi 9-Jun-11 2:02am

'datatype of kfri is Yes/No...

RakeshMeena 9-Jun-11 2:08am

I don't think there is a "Yes/No" datatype in Sql Server. It must be a bit, for that you need to modify your code to something like this: string sql = " UPDATE resperson SET kfri = '" + (rb1.Checked)?1:0 +"' WHERE resid = '" + tbrid.Text + " ' ";

Ragi Gopi 9-Jun-11 2:07am

sorry......... down voting was a mistake..

RakeshMeena 9-Jun-11 2:09am

Not a problem but you should make up for that.....
Anyways try the above piece of code and let me know if it works.