Updating and deleting multiple records of ms sql server database from asp.net

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I am developing an social application on Asp.net with MS SQL Server 2012 as the database.
I want to display user Their All Updates/Tweets Messages on Webpage and then from this Web page user can Delete or Update any Tweet Messages.

I have user Text boxes to display the most 10 recent Tweet Messages on the Web Page. and also gives a update or delete button with every text field. But I am thinking that by this technique i have to write lot of code of have to map which button is associated with what text field.

I need to know that is there any other better technique to achieve this task.

Posted 2-Apr-14 20:38pm

Muhammad Taqi Hassan Bukhari

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You can simply associate multiple button's click event to a single handler like so:

C#

public partial class MyPage: System.Web.UI.Page
{
    UpdateButton1.OnClick += Update_Click;
    UpdateButton2.OnClick += Update_Click;
    UpdateButton3.OnClick += Update_Click;

    private void Update_Click(Object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        //Your data update code here.
    }
}

Posted 2-Apr-14 21:13pm

sid31988

Updated 2-Apr-14 21:14pm

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Peter Leow · Accepted Answer · 2014-04-02T20:55:00

Solution 1

Use GridView, refer: Insert, Update, Delete with Gridview ... Simple Way[^]

Posted 2-Apr-14 20:55pm

Peter Leow

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Muhammad Taqi Hassan Bukhari 3-Apr-14 5:19am

But what about if i had to show the data of that person who is currently login, not the whole data of the table in the Gridview.