How to store radio button values in sql server

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I have two radio button one is dedicated and another is leveraged.I want to store "true"if someone clicks dedicated and if someone clicks leveraged it will store "false" in the database.Can somebody help me in this

Posted 21-Aug-11 17:24pm

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Dr.Walt Fair, PE 21-Aug-11 23:48pm

Are the buttons linked tot he DB or do you need to do it programmatically?

Ankur^\m/ 22-Aug-11 1:00am

You could have a bit field in your database. On the front end, check the selected property, and based on the selection pass 0 or 1 to the database. While you retrieve, interpret 0, 1 accordingly.
Where is the problem exactly?

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Ganesan Senthilvel · Answer 1 · 2011-08-21T17:40:00

Solution 1

If you want to map the radio button value directly to the database columns, then there are 2 solutions:

Solution 1: Using ASP .NET Dynamic Data
Solution 2: Using LInQ to Entity framework

Both solutions contains built in code; very less coding from the developers.

Posted 21-Aug-11 17:40pm

Ganesan Senthilvel