how to insert a row in table of SQL Database using ADO.net connection oriented mode

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I have a database in which a table has name "Registration" which is used to register the user.
It has only two column one is "Username" and one is "password".
A page named "Register.aspx" is used for registering the member which have two textbox one is for taking Username(textbox1) and one is for taking password(textbox2) and one button for insert these value in database.
The Main problem is that we cannot write statement like this :

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Insert into Registration (Username, password) values     ('TextBox1.text','TextBox2.text')

I am using ADO.net Connection oriented mode , i googled but i didnt find any way to insert row in SQL database in connected mode. Please provide me a idea for inserting this row?

Posted 30-Dec-12 2:11am

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Espen Harlinn · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-30T02:28:00

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Have a look at: SqlCommand.Parameters[^] - the example shows how to perform the operations - including the use of parameters to pass values to the server.

You could also have a look at: C# Station ADO.NET Tutorial[^]

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Espen Harlinn

Posted 30-Dec-12 2:28am

Espen Harlinn

Updated 30-Dec-12 2:30am

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__TR__ 30-Dec-12 11:07am

My 5!

Espen Harlinn 31-Dec-12 7:06am

Thank you, TR