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I can update my DataGrid, the problem is that everytime I refresh my website the latest command runs again, is there a way to stop this.
I have (!IsPostBack) in Page_Load but it still runs..!
I used SqlException (2627) on my Add-command but it's not possible when updating.
What to do?
 
Old October 3rd, 2004, 12:13 PM
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Well... a refresh is not a postback so that won't help. It's just another normal page request. You probably shouldn't run an update command on a page without it being associated with a postback page event.





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