Well, its not automatically stored in the database, if thats what you asking.
With '...can read that data...', I hope you mean with the request-object, and not in the ilayer when you press a key. (ie, you can write in the editor)
For saving, you have to make a database-connection, and INSERT the data. But thats something completely different!
RE: am i using this thing right? (the basics)
Well, its not automatically stored in the database, if thats what you asking.
With '...can read that data...', I hope you mean with the request-object, and not in the ilayer when you press a key. (ie, you can write in the editor)
For saving, you have to make a database-connection, and INSERT the data.
But thats something completely different!
Johnny
RE: am i using this thing right? (the basics)
RE: am i using this thing right? (the basics)
Well, Im new to this forum, and dont know if this fits here, it something completely different.
yourconn.Execute("INSERT INTO tbl headline, content VALUES (" & str_headline & ", '" & str_content & "')"
)
To this you have to add a database and a connectionstring, yourconn.
My advice is to Google about fx access +insert +asp.
RE: am i using this thing right? (the basics)