How to Insert multiple records from front end to database in single column

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iam having examid and questions columns in database
here i have insert 10 questions into single column i.e questions but examid only one time insert with in one button click

i want to insert like this:

examid questions
---------------------------------
1 question1
question2
question3
question4
*
*
*
question10

Posted 4-Nov-14 1:23am

SreerangaPrasad sane

Updated 4-Nov-14 1:30am

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DamithSL 4-Nov-14 7:39am

which programming language are you using, what is the application type? what you have tried so far?

Rajesh waran 4-Nov-14 7:43am

which application are you using as front end?

Thanks7872 4-Nov-14 8:18am

As per i understand, you want examid as 1 for all the 10 questions,right?

PhilLenoir 4-Nov-14 9:47am

Why would you? The correct relational model for this is probably two tables (Exams and Questions, linked on exam ID). You can write a T-SQL function to extract the question in a concatenated format if this is a functional requirement, but it's not a good way to store the data.

Shweta N Mishra 5-Nov-14 4:51am

You already have the examid column then whats the problem in inserting 1 against the all 10 question. i.e. the way to do that.

Maciej Los 6-Nov-14 13:13pm

Not clear! Please, provide more details (the structure of database - for example)!

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SITU.PATI · Accepted Answer · 2014-11-06T03:12:00

Solution 1

If they are two columns then you can easily insert, if not then you just add the exam id in the first record by our programming language and then the rest as usual. Other wise you can use stored procedure to do the same work.

Posted 6-Nov-14 3:12am

SITU.PATI