i want to write CRUD functions in c# using the table available how to do this

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table name timesheet
Columns availabe
Employeeid primary key and auto increment(identity)
projectid int
moduleid int
taskid int

name of database amrit

Posted 25-Aug-14 22:12pm

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[no name] 26-Aug-14 9:27am

there are tones of article about this topic, If you not able to directly meet all the requrement. but you can get part part of the code,
Try to do yourself

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Rajiv Gogoi · Answer 1 · 2014-08-26T06:13:00

This is a very broad question. CRUD means Create, Read, Update and Delete with a datastore(in most cases a database-RDBMS). As you are using C#, you have to use ADO.NET to achieve this. Basically your front end application will use ADO.NET to insert, update, delete and select data from the database. So start writing code. Read an article on ADO.NET, connect to database and start doing it. If you face any issue, then raise a question on the particular error which would be more helpful for you. Hope it helps.