how perform both operations such as inserting and updating on a single button save

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hi

I want to perform both operations such as inserting and updating on a single button save.?

any suggestions..?

Posted 20-Jul-12 2:32am

shashavali

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Kenneth Haugland 20-Jul-12 8:45am

Not a good question. Please use the Improve question to update it.

bbirajdar 20-Jul-12 9:28am

repost http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/425257/how-to-perform-two-different-actions-on-single-but

Sebastian T Xavier 21-Jul-12 0:00am

Why repost?

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C#

protected void btnSave_Update_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
//Your server side code for 'Insert'


//Your server side code for 'Update'
}

Posted 20-Jul-12 2:56am

bbirajdar

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shashavali 20-Jul-12 9:01am

a new event .net framework 5.0!!!!

bbirajdar 20-Jul-12 9:24am

Thats the event name and not a new event.. The event name should reflect the functionality it is written for.... you should learn about coding conventions and nomenclatures..'btnSave_Update' is the button id here...

shashavali 20-Jul-12 9:42am

ok sir

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Vani Kulkarni · Accepted Answer · 2012-07-20T02:42:00

Yes it is possible. But you would require to identify which operation is being performed. Such as if you have newly entered data in the input form, you obviously want to insert it. Set a flag in the code saying "INSERT".
When you are editing a record, you would require to update it, while doing this, set the same flag as "UPDATE".

Sample Code:

C#

string private strflag = string.Empty;
protected void Button_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) 
{
   if(strflag.toUpper() == "INSERT")
   {
      //Insert code
   }
   else if(strflag.toUpper() == "UPDATE")
   {
      //Update code
   }   
}