label in a formview in c#

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I have the bellow code in a formview why is it saying incorrect when I have the label already
conn2.Update("INSERT INTO test (QuestionNumber, Answer) VALUES ('" + lblquestnum.Text + "', 1)");

Posted 29-Mar-13 2:27am

joanne danastasi

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Mahesh_Bhosale 29-Mar-13 8:35am

hay friends i can't get your question
can you explain in brief?

joanne danastasi 29-Mar-13 8:50am

I have a form in a form view I am displaying the contents using the data source on clicking the next button I want that the contents of the label in the form view to be stored in a database table

[no name] 29-Mar-13 8:57am

You need to improve your question with a bit more of your code and the exact error message.

joanne danastasi 29-Mar-13 9:43am

I am creating a formview in microsoft viusal studio I have successfully connected the database
and display the information in labels and radiobutton. on clicking next I am updating the table but I want to take the data from a label in the form view using the code below
conn2.Update("INSERT INTO test (QuestionNumber, Answer) VALUES ('" + lblquestnum.Text + "', 1)");

and I am given this error The name 'lblquestnum' does not exist in the current context

Richard C Bishop 29-Mar-13 10:00am

That error means your "lblquestnum" does not exist or is out of scope if you created it dynamically.

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