One column of the table is connected to a database table (Say table A). The other two are not.
Of the two columns that are not connected to the database, one column is a checkbox column that enables me to select multiple rows of the table. The other column has text fields where I can enter values.
I'd like to deposit the selected rows into a database table B different from aforementioned table A.
Rick Fincher wrote:
Hi You may want to check out the tutorial for creating CRUD (Create,
Replace, Update, Delete) database apps.
Not quite sure what you want to do. Is the table connected to the
database already? Are you trying to update just the rows with the check
box selected?
If you are using a DataProvider you can just call the commitChanges()
method on the data provider.
Rick
rrugemalira wrote:
> USING TABLE TO INPUT DATA INTO DATABASE TABLE: P'SE HELP
>
> I have a table named toolsTable which has three columns as follows:
> Column1: tableRowGroup1SelectionColumn (check boxes)
> Column2: toolNameColumn (tool names for this column are obtained from a
> database table)
> Column3: itemCountColumn (is a textfield column)
>
> When the table is rendered as a JSP, I can select multiple rows from the
> table.
> For each selected row, I enter a number in Column3 - giving the amount of
> selected tool (e.g. 5 tractors)
>
> I have a submit button on the JSP.
> Kindly give me some tips on how to write code for the public String
> submitButton_action() method
> so I may input toolName and the number entered in column 3 into a database
> table.
>
> something like: toolsTable.getTableRowGroupChild() ....
>
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