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this is the code which i am using and what i want means when i==0 first record should bind to datatable and when i==1 2nd record should bind to datatable. that means when i==1 1st and 2nd record should be present in datatable Please see the code below
error:
when i am binding 2nd record to datatable 1st record is getting deleted and recently inserted value is getting inserted please tell me how to resolvie this
code:
datatable dt11=new datatable();DataRow row11=null; if (i == 0) { row11 = dt11.NewRow(); row11["qid"] = qnumber; row11["question"] = question; row11["useranswer"] = correctans; row11["flag"] = answerstatus; dt11.Rows.Add(row11); } if (i == 1) { qnumber =ds5.Tables[0].Rows[i][0].ToString(); question =ds5.Tables[0].Rows[i][1].ToString(); row11 = dt11.NewRow();
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