I apologize, I realize in re-reading my post that I wasn't quite
clear.  That label was just to confirm that I was successfully able to
traverse the gridview and determine which records the user had
chosen.  Parsing the string is not where I'm stuck.  My issue is
this:  I am not sure what object to use to port the selected records
from the Access datasource of the gridview over to the SQL database
destination table.  The table structures are similar but not exactly
the same.  I am much more familiar with VBA and DAO, so maybe if I
explain how I'd do it there, then you can tell me of an equivalent
process I could do in ADO.Net.  In DAO, I would do this series of
steps:

1.  Create a connection to the Access db (source)
2.  Create a connection to the SQL db (destination)
3.  Run a SELECT statement on the source table to obtain only the
selected records and store the results in a recordset
4.  Traverse through the results recordset and append the new records
to the destination table.

I have done some reading on DataSet and DataTable objects, but the
reading has left me confused on when and how to use them, and whether
that's what I need to use for this situation.

Hope that helps you help me :)

Jana


On Jul 18, 7:18 am, Stephen Russell <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 1:48 AM, DotNet Newbie <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Good evening.  I have a GridView linked to an Access 2000 database.  The
> > GridView has a template field with a checkbox to allow the user to select
> > records.  What I want to do is then take those selected records and insert
> > them into an MS SQL database.  After hours of reading online and trying to
> > figure this out, I still remain confused on how to accomplish this using C#
> > and ado.net.  Please note, I am not trying to copy the entire table from
> > Access, just certain fields from the table.  I am using this code to confirm
> > that I can successfully determine which records have been selected in the
> > GridView, but now I'm stuck.  Here's the code I have so far, which right now
> > is writing the list of selected records to an asp label:
>
> ----------
>
> Do you know how to parse out a string looking for any value between
> your ; delimiter?
>
> If you do make a method that will receive that string and identify
> each item you plucked from the grid.
>
> That method will also do the request for the insert or do it there.
>
> Stephen
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