Retrieving Data From Database And Sending Values To Email Using windows Application C#

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I want to retrieve data stored in Database like Name, Phone No. etc and send those details to a particular Mail id when i click a Send Mail Button in Asp .net Windows Application, C#
Please let me know how to do this. I am new to Dot Net.

Posted 18-Dec-14 20:11pm

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Thanks7872 19-Dec-14 2:44am

If you are new to .NET, search google for "Get data from database .net",than "Send mail .net". If results there doesn't help you,come back and ask specific question.

V. 19-Dec-14 4:32am

IMHO if you're new to .Net you're probably in over your head. Divide your problem in sub-problems. Search for connecting to database, retreive/store data from database and send email (with C#). There are many examples on each problem out there.
But again, if you're new. Start with a good book and a "hello world" program and build up from there.

Sinisa Hajnal 19-Dec-14 5:57am

If we provide finished code solution for you, how will you learn. Do some research, there are plenty of good examples. Get to know how to do things and when you get stuck on some particular problem, come back and ask.

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