How can I implement a "Check Status" of forms in my application using C#

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How can I implement a "Check Status" of forms in my application using C#

I would Just like to know the basic logic of how to check Status of forms.

for eg) a student submits a form to the lecturer...the lecturer in turn has to approve and submit it to the principal..so the student should be able to see his/her form status...where the form is currently..whether it has been approved or rejected and by whom has it been accepted or rejected....

Sorry about my question not being clear :(...

Posted 27-Jun-13 4:08am

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Updated 27-Jun-13 4:20am

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Ron Beyer 27-Jun-13 10:15am

What is the status? What do you want to check? Please use the Improve question link at the bottom of your question to add more detail.

ZurdoDev 27-Jun-13 10:35am

You will have to write code to store the various status. Then checking it is just as simple as getting it from the db. However, based on this question I have a feeling you may be too new to programming.

Member 10066916 28-Jun-13 12:12pm

thank you :)...and yup I am kind of new to programming...and I am learning that's y just wanted to know the logic :)

ZurdoDev 28-Jun-13 12:32pm

I would suggest finding tutorials online or in books to get you started thinking through how apps work. Then with specific issues, we're glad to help.

Asp_Learner 27-Jun-13 10:40am

create tracking table in your db for form id ,and set the status true or false ,fetch the data.

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