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Mark
Newbie question, but I can't find anything either here or at ms that shows
the answer. I want to update the database by allowing the user to make
changes via gridview. I was wondering if there was an easier way to write
the UPDATE command than having to individually spell out each and every
field name.
right now I have:
UpdateCommand="Update RefInfo SET
field1=@field1,
field2=@field2,
field3=@field3,
field4=@field4,
field5=@field5,
field6=@field6,
WHERE ServerType=@ServerType">
I have 27 fields in my table, isn't there a "update everything" type of
command rather than having to spellout each individual field name and then
if I add/change a field, to manually change it?
Mark
the answer. I want to update the database by allowing the user to make
changes via gridview. I was wondering if there was an easier way to write
the UPDATE command than having to individually spell out each and every
field name.
right now I have:
UpdateCommand="Update RefInfo SET
field1=@field1,
field2=@field2,
field3=@field3,
field4=@field4,
field5=@field5,
field6=@field6,
WHERE ServerType=@ServerType">
I have 27 fields in my table, isn't there a "update everything" type of
command rather than having to spellout each individual field name and then
if I add/change a field, to manually change it?
Mark