Hi Nadya,

There are two approaches you can take to accomplish the next and previous navigation control. The first way is to create your DataSet and store it in a Session variable. You would also create a Session variable to store the current counter for which row you are on in the DataTable in the DataSet. The Next button would increase the counter variable. The Previous button would decrease the value of the counter variable. In the load of your page you would retrieve the Session variables and then locate the current DataRow using the counter variable.

The second approach is very different from the first. You can use a DataGrid object to display your data using template columns. You can create the navigation buttons for the DataGrid. The DataGrid already has built in the ability to move next and previous. Here is an article that was published in MSDN magazine that details out how to implement this approach:

http://www.dotnet247.com/247reference/a.aspx?u=http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/02/04/cutting/cutting0204.asp


>Hi everybody,
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>My friend & I are stumbled on the very simple problem. We have tables on SQL server. We added several textboxes and we're able to show the first record information on the form. We added Next button (BTW, how can we set a picture for the button - or should we use another control?), but we don't know, how to make this button work. We could not find a sample (may be we didn't look hard enough).
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>Could you please provide some help?
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>Thanks a lot in advance.