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when i click delete button in one gridview the deleted dat will store in another table & it will display in another gridview .
 
I NEED CODE FOR IT......
Posted 8 Dec '12 - 19:25
DANISH BHOI914
Edited 8 Dec '12 - 20:03
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Krunal Rohit - 9 Dec '12 - 1:34
And your problem is ????
Krunal Rohit - 9 Dec '12 - 1:53
Is it Date or Data ????
Krunal Rohit - 9 Dec '12 - 2:06
Any efforts so far ??
DANISH BHOI - 9 Dec '12 - 2:15
sorry it is data..i need source code for it
Krunal Rohit - 9 Dec '12 - 2:18
Have you tried something ?
ShailendraPatel - 9 Dec '12 - 8:38
Why should you create new table just add column and give data type as bit when user delete any record then update the value as 0 by default set the value one. Display all record which have value 1. Note: when user insert record that time set it to 1.
DANISH BHOI - 9 Dec '12 - 8:53
dear sailendra in my project 1st user sends information it store in a table .when admin istrator accept it it display it in aother table.....but when i delete it deleted from 1st table

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Have You Ever Heard About Triggers?
 
We Can do the same using Triggers
 
Use Delete Trigger on table from which ur deleting Data and store Deleted Data to another table and then Bind that Table to gridview2 or what control u want to show your Data Smile | :)
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Posted 8 Dec '12 - 20:52
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DANISH BHOI - 9 Dec '12 - 4:27
i try by trigger but nothing output..
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