Inserting data into SQL is pretty straightforward and simple. Using the SQL command string, you insert specific values for specific columns. The actual insertion is initiated using the cmd.Execute-NonQuery() command. This executes a command on the data when you don’t want anything in return.
using System.Data.SqlClient – This namespace defines a data provider for the SQL Server 7.0 or higher databse.It contains classes such as sqlconnection and sqlcommand.
ConnectionString - This property allows you to read or provide the connection string that should be used by the SqlConnection object.
CommandText – This read/write property allows you to set or retrieve either T-SQL statement or the name of the stored procedure.
Connection – This read /write property gets or sets the sqlConnection object that should be used by this command Object..
ExecuteNonQuery – This method executes the command specified and return the number of row affected.
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