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dot NET developers advice needed

birchtree · 2015-09-18 15:20:53

Hi, I need a simple UI for a user to be able to edit/add/delete values in a MS SQL table. Can that be done by creating a web application, where non-tech-savvy user would be able to manipulate data in web-browser interface resembling excel/access, and update SQL table on save. Is that hard to do? Are there any off-the-shelf…

18-09-2015 3:20pm

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birchtree

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Hi,

I need a simple UI for a user to be able to edit/add/delete values in a MS SQL table. Can that be done by creating a web application, where non-tech-savvy user would be able to manipulate data in web-browser interface resembling excel/access, and update SQL table on save. Is that hard to do? Are there any off-the-shelf apps?

TIA

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#2 18-09-2015 9:06pm

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GridView and DetailsView WebForms controls are for this sort of thing - they just need to be configured and you need to write the SQL behind them really.

WebForms isn't an ideal technology but this is probably the easiest solution/probably fit for purpose here.

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