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steve@superexpert.com (steve)

Hi All,

I posted a new control called the SuperDataGrid control at:

http://www.superexpertControls.com

I thought the standard DataGrid control was too hard to use for performing
basic database tasks. Therefore I inherited a new control from the DataGrid
control
that automates the process of displaying, sorting, paging, caching, and
editing data. All the database logic is built-in (It only works with SQL
Server 7.0 or higher).

For example, with the SuperDataGrid control, you can edit database data by
simply declaring the control like this:

<%@ Register TagPrefix="Super" Namespace="Superexpert.Data"
Assembly="Superexpert.SuperDataGrid" %>

<form runat="Server">

<Super:SuperDataGrid
ConnectionString="Server=localhost;UID=sa;PWD=secret;database=Pubs"
TableName="Titles"
EnableEditing="True"
Runat="Server" />

</form>

I posted a number of demos for using the control at the Web site. Let me
know what you think!

-- Best,
Stephen Walther

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Stephen Walther

Hi All,

I just posted the first release version of the SuperDataGrid control at:

http://www.SuperexpertControls.com

This control extends the standard ASP.NET DataGrid control with built-in
logic for displaying, sorting, paging, and editing database data.

You can use this control to work with database data without writing any
database code. For example, to display the contents of the Titles database
table, you would add the following tag to an ASP.NET page:

<superexpert:SqlSuperDataGrid
ConnectionString="[dsn]"
TableName="Titles"
Runat="Server" />

If you want to enable users to edit the data in the Titles database table,
you would use the following tag:

<superexpert:SqlSuperDataGrid
EnableEditing="True"
ConnectionString="[dsn]"
TableName="Titles"
Runat="Server" />

This control is fully compatible with Visual Studio .NET. You can add it to
the Toolbox and drag it onto the Designer surface.

This control will work with just about any database -- Microsoft SQL Server,
Microsoft Access, etc.

To see the documentation, visit:

http://www.SuperexpertControls.com

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