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amruta	10/09/09	9	10	10	10	thanks a lot.....
Beau	09/30/09	10	10	10	10
booby cook	09/03/09	10	10	10	10	Excellent! You helped me a great deal!!
booby cook	09/03/09	10	10	10	10	Excellent response! Thanks a lot!

Recent Answers from robert mamayev

2009-11-09 Primay key field violation:

First of all, if possible, change your design!! Make a new column a primary key and use an auto-increment to populate its content from within SQL Server. This is your so-called surrogate key. And create

2009-10-13 Data in memory:

Richard, you can do the following: create a hidden variable counter. Initialize it to 0. When the user inserts data, do the following: On submit (whenever user inserts data), 1. in ASP generate

2009-10-13 Data in memory:

Richard, the best way is to create an array of hidden variables and store the grid value in them. If you have a recordset, then create a variable, initialize it to 0 and in the recodset loop append index

2009-09-30 Software Developer Portfolio:

Beau, what they mean is to bring with you a complete list of projects you've worked on in the past! Don't be afraid no specify college work and things you've done to someone, like helping out with

2009-09-16 data binding within textbox:

For each textbox I would create a hidden input variable with the same index as your textbox. So, for example, <input type="Text" name="name1" value="1"> <input type"hidden" name="hidden1" value="John