Data Grid

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Rajani

Hello,
I need to enter many entries at a time related to my production. Like
operatorID,operationNO,qty,nohours bla bla
I already designed page. But its used to enter one record at a time. I want
to allow user to enter all operators details for a specific date at a time. I
tried using ADO Connection and ADO recordset. When set the properties, its
displaying error. Its not connecting to database.
How can i use this? or is there any tool having this feature for free? I am
using access database. I want to use this in my LAN only.

Thanx in advance
 
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Ray Costanzo [MVP]

From your subject line, I'm assuming that you're using ASP.NET. This group
is a "classic" ASP group, so you probably won't find your answer here. I
suggest posting in an ASP.NET group, such as
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.datagridcontrol. When you do, say
what the error is and what code is producing it! "displaying error" isn't
descriptive enough.

Ray at home
 
M

Mark Schupp

You will need to show the code that is not working and any error message
that is generated. Database structure would be helpful as well.
 
R

Rajani

Hello,
i am using classic ASP only.
I want to enter data at once related to specific date. The entry includes
checkbox, select control, text box bla bla. The select control options are
retrieved from database. I already designed page. But it is used to enter
only one record at a time. Instead, i want to enter all records belongs to
trans_date at once. Like Grid.

When i submit the form(grid) it checks for duplicates. I have primary key
column in the table. But its not only used for duplicate checking.

Table Structure:

indexno empid trdate opr_no qty pay_type overtime(Y/N) nohours
othours

Note: the same empid can have more than one record satisfying the condition
opr_no,pay_type,trdate(these must be different). Indexno is autonumber field.
I want to enter bulk data at a time.
I select trans_date and in the next form i want to show a grid to enter
empid, operation_no, qty, pay_type, nohours, ot(Y/N), othours
 

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