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If you dont mind, I just need steps on how to do this, don\'t want you to actual

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If you dont mind, I just need steps on how to do this, don't want you to actually write the code.

Create the pages to display your data and store them in the Database folder.

DeleteCategories.aspx,DeleteCustomers.aspx,DeleteProducts.aspx,DeleteLogs.aspx,DeleteOrders.aspx.

Make sure to use the master page!

In each page, manually delete the data rows using tables.

Create the pages to display your data and store them in the Database folder: DisplayCategories.aspx, DisplayCustomers.aspx, DisplayProducts.aspx, DisplayLogs.aspx, DisplayOrders.aspx.

Make sure to use the master page!

In each page, manually display all of the data using tables.

If the user has not been on the page, show the data.

Use the same process to display the records in the table and dropdown list but store it in separate functions. It's easier if you have different functions for displaying and deleting data. (You can make it one, but you have to use different connection, command and reader objects which can get messy for beginners.)

Explanation / Answer

So lets start by database connectivity.

1)Make a connection

SqlConnection con = new SqlConnection
("Data Source=.;Initial Catalog = DatabaseConnectivity;Trusted_Connection=true;");

2) Open connection

con.Open();

3) Execute your commands.

OR

You can use the wizards too available in visual studio they are quite simple.

Now come to the creating pages and displaying it.

In visual studio, Click New->Select web fom app -> select web form with master page->select site master.

Design each page accoirdingly,i.e for delete and display.

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