On clicking button write records to textfile from mysql database

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Buddy i'm able to print 10203 in textfile but not the database records...suggest me alternate ans so that i can write records to textfile as it is from mysql database

Posted 22-Oct-10 21:32pm

krishna kishore58

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OriginalGriff 23-Oct-10 3:56am

The answers you have received to your previous two (identical) questions seem to cover it quite well - what problem are you having? You have been shown how to write files, using File.WriteAllText as you asked, what is not working for you?
Please reply by adding a comment to my answer, or by modifying your question, and posting a comment to my answer. That way we each get appropriate emails to let us know. Otherwise, it is luck if I look at this again!

shakil0304003 23-Oct-10 4:01am

Your problems are unclear. Please, describe clearly.

krishna kishore58 23-Oct-10 4:04am

1.i wanna write records to textfile from mysql databse on clicking a button
2.How to sort listview upon clicking on listview column header...default its displaying in asc ord
3.How to make a textbox to accept numbers from 1 to 366.

krishna kishore58 23-Oct-10 4:19am

Hope u r tring..

Sandeep Mewara 23-Oct-10 4:51am

Why to repost? Follow your question at one place: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/120803/On-clicking-button-write-records-to-textfile-from-.aspx

krishna kishore58 23-Oct-10 4:53am

i didnot get u

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2010-10-22T21:46:00

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I assume you meant this as a response to one of the answers to your existing questions? If so, then please reply there using the "Add Comment" feature, rather than starting a new question. Then please delete this question (or let me know in a comment to this answer, and I'll do it for you.)

Posted 22-Oct-10 21:46pm

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krishna kishore58 23-Oct-10 3:50am

k, i'm new to this..anyways thanks 4 suggestion..can u suggest me any answer to earlier questions