Save data in two different tables from one asp.net Webform

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Hello FRNDS !!

Am working on Asp.net, C# , SqlServer 2005.

I have Survey Form on my Asp.net Webpage...In this I have total 15 Questions with Radio Button Options and a submit button.

So, In this 15 Questions.... Last 2 Questions are used for entering Comments (I used Textboxes here for last 2 questions to enter the comments)

In SqlServer 2005 Database, I have Two Tables with Name
1)SurveyAnswers (Table1)
2)Comments (Table2)

So, my requirement is i want to save last 2 comments data entered by user in Comments table. and the left over answers must be saved in Survey Answers Table.

I WANT TO SAVE THE DATA IN TWO DIFFERENT TABLES.

Please help,

Thanks in Advance.

Posted 17-Dec-12 9:17am

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[no name] 17-Dec-12 15:28pm

what kind of help you require? the thing you wrote is a complete task. please ask the specific problem that you have

ZurdoDev 17-Dec-12 15:36pm

Use a SQLConnection to connect to the DB, write a stored proc to write to the different tables, then use a SQLCommand object to execute it.

adriancs 17-Dec-12 22:22pm

So?

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Krunal Rohit · Answer 1 · 2012-12-17T15:44:00

Solution 2

Fire two queries as per your requirements or else as Graus said, you can do that as well... Where are you stuck at ??

Posted 17-Dec-12 15:44pm

Krunal Rohit

Christian Graus · Answer 2 · 2012-12-17T12:13:00

Solution 1

This is trivial. You call a stored proc that stores the data in the tables you want. Where is the issue ?

Posted 17-Dec-12 12:13pm

Christian Graus