Button Text Change and SQL execution

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Hello Fellow C#'ers

I need some help. I have a button were the text is Update on form load. When I press the button, it changes to Save. That works fine; however, I want to execute an Update Statement tot eh database when the text = update. I can't get that to work. I can either get the update statement to fire on the pressing of SAVE or not at all. Here's my code for the button.

C#

private void btnUpSave_Click( object sender, EventArgs e )
    {
    btnUpSave.Text = Resources.btnUpdateSaveTextSave;
    if ( _bln )
        BtnUpSaveEvent2();
    else
        BtnUpSaveEvent1();
    _bln = !_bln;

    Log.Info( "btnUpSave_Click Event saved for " + tbUserId.Text );
    }

What I need to do is execute the method UpdateUser() when text = Save... possible? thoughts? Hopes and prayers?

UpdateUser() code

C#

private void UpdateUser()
           {
           string userid = tbUserId.Text;
           string name = tbUserName.Text;
           string email = tbEmail.Text;
           string dob = tbDob.Text;
           string empid = tbEmpId.Text;
           int dc = cbActive.Checked ? 0 : 1;
           string hired = tbHireDate.Text;
           string start = tbStartDate.Text;
           string term = tbTermDate.Text;
           int gender = cboxMale.Checked ? 1 : 2;
           string addr1 = tbAddr1.Text;
           string addr2 = tbAddr2.Text;
           string zip = tbZip.Text;
           string phone = tbPhone.Text;
           string sp = Settings.Default.SqlUpdateUser;
           string spParams = sp + "@USERID = '" + userid + "' , @NAME = '" + name + "' ,  EMAIL = '" + email +"' , @DOB = '" + dob + "' , @EMPID = '" + empid + "' , @DC = '" + dc + "' , @HIRED = '" + hired + "' , @START = '" + start + "' , @TERM  = '" + term + "' , @GENDERID = '" + gender + "' , @ADDR1 = '" + addr1 + "' , @ADDR2 = '" + addr2 + "' , @ZIP = '" + zip + "' , @PHONE = '" + phone + "'";
           Log.Debug( "User Information Screen Executing SQL: " + spParams );
           _conString = Settings.Default.IMSConnectionString;
           Log.Info( "User Information Screen Using Database Connection: " + _conString );
           try
               {
               using ( var conn = new SqlConnection( _conString ) )
                   {
                   conn.Open();
                   using ( var command = new SqlCommand( spParams, conn ) )
                       {
                       //command.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure;
                       command.ExecuteNonQuery();
                       }
                   }
               }
           catch ( SqlException ex )
               {
               string msg = ex.ToString();
               string title = Resources.CustomMsgBxTitle;
               MessageBoxManager.OK = "Upload";
               MessageBoxManager.Cancel = Resources.btnCloseCancelTextClose;
               MessageBoxManager.Register();

               DialogResult result = MessageBox.Show( msg, title, MessageBoxButtons.OKCancel, MessageBoxIcon.Hand );
               switch ( result )
                   {
                   case DialogResult.OK:
                       Clipboard.SetText( msg );
                       Process.Start( "web addr here" );
                       break;
                   case DialogResult.Cancel:
                       break;
                   }
               MessageBoxManager.Unregister();
               Log.Debug( "SQL Exception for : " + tbUserId.Text + "with exception message: " + ex );
               Log.Info( "Check SP " + sp + " - Executed as: " + spParams );
               }
           }

Posted 13-Sep-14 14:00pm

Derek Kennard

Updated 13-Sep-14 14:03pm

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Derek Kennard 13-Sep-14 20:04pm

Forgot something:
private bool _bln = true;

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Derek Kennard · Answer 1 · 2014-09-13T14:11:00

I'm an idiot... Sorry to bother you!

I added the UpdateUser() to BtnUpSaveEvent1() and now it works. :)

C#

private void BtnUpSaveEvent1()
    {
    tbAddr1.ReadOnly = true;
    tbAddr2.ReadOnly = true;
    tbCity.ReadOnly = true;
    tbEmail.ReadOnly = true;
    tbEmpId.ReadOnly = true;
    tbHireDate.ReadOnly = true;
    tbPhone.ReadOnly = true;
    tbPrimeLoc.ReadOnly = true;
    tbStartDate.ReadOnly = true;
    tbState.ReadOnly = true;
    tbTeamCode.ReadOnly = false;
    tbTermDate.ReadOnly = true;
    tbUserId.ReadOnly = true;
    tbUserName.ReadOnly = true;
    tbZip.ReadOnly = true;
    tbDob.ReadOnly = true;
    cbActive.Enabled = false;
    cboxMale.Enabled = false;
    cboxFemale.Enabled = false;
    btnUpSave.Text = Resources.btnUpdateSaveTextUpdate;
    btnCloseCancel.Text = Resources.btnCloseCancelTextClose;
    UpdateUser();
    }