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Hi,

I am new to asp.net 2.0 , having only used asp/html 4.01 and now working
with asp.net 2.0.

I have a form on my entryform.aspx page and I have 10 textboxes on it. I
want to know what would be the best approach to populating these textboxes
with data from my sql server 2000 database. I have written a Stored
Procedure(s) to SELECT my data, UPDATE and DELETE.

I have read of using Property methods. But I am not sure what is the best
approach. I do know that everyone develops differently. I saw that I could
use a DataSet.xsd provided by Visual Studio 2005 but wonder if this is the
best approach for populating textboxes inside a <form><table>
</table></form>

I have tried to find an example online but I only find those that use
controls such as DataGrid, none that deal directly with populating just
textboxes on a web form.

I wondered if anyone had any tips, advice on where I could follow a tutorial
or read on how I may resolve this issue.

Cheers,

Newbie_Rusty

Feb 12 '07 #1
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