how to save multiple name of my friends in sql database table

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how to save multiple name of my friends in sql database table one row (same cell) using asp.net

Posted 15-Feb-13 20:23pm

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Bandi Ramesh 16-Feb-13 2:26am

separate all the names by comma and save them to the cell in your row, in your table

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2013-02-15T20:28:00

Solution 1

Based on what you have shared, easiest would be to collate all names into a string with comma separated and then save this one string into one cell of the database table row for that friend.

Try out.

Posted 15-Feb-13 20:28pm

Sandeep Mewara

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vinodkumarnie 16-Feb-13 2:40am

Multiple names means how..? Is it like first name, middle name, Last name....?

Or

Ajay, ajay kumar, ajay sing etc.....?

Sandeep Mewara 16-Feb-13 2:46am

I was suggesting second option based on the information you have shared:
Ajay, ajay kumar, ajay sing etc.....

vinodkumarnie 16-Feb-13 4:05am

Sorry sir.. Instead of asking @BALBINDER4u, asked you.. Yes sir.. If it is second option your suggestion is right.. For 1st option I think we should go for another table according to normalization with foreign key reference from base table. right sir..? Thanks you very much for your response sir..

Sandeep Mewara 16-Feb-13 4:24am

Right but that option does not sound so based on question information.

vinodkumarnie 16-Feb-13 4:34am

Ya.. Thank you sir..