How to insert data in multiple tables at a time? - asp.net

Question

I have following tables in my MS Access database.
Personal, Partner, ContactDetails, NativeAddress bla bla bal. I created a Wizard in Visual Studio 2012 for above tables. A screenshot is given below. Now I want to submit all data at once in all tables when user presses the submit button. So what syntax should I use now. Please guide.
My code is something like this. Its incomplete and just beginning of my script. So please don't get me wrong.
protected void dataWizard_FinishButtonClick(object sender, WizardNavigationEventArgs e)
{
OleDbConnection con = new OleDbConnection();
con.ConnectionString = #"Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=D:\micronets\jobwork-2013\arunthathiyar-sangham\arunthathiyar-web-application\App_Data\arunthathiyar-db.accdb";
string personalDetails = "INSERT INTO PersonalDetails(FirstName, MiddleName, LastName, Sex, Age, DateOfBirth, PlaceOfBirth, EducationalQualification, EmploymentStatus, Profession, PhysicalStatus, BloodGroup) VALUES (#fnPD, #mmPD, #lnPD, #sexPD, #agePD, #dobPD, #pobPD, #eqPD, #esPD, #profPD, #phyicPD, #bgPD)";
string familyDetails = "INSERT INTO FamilyDetails(Relationship, FullName, Status, BloodGroup, EducationalQualification, Profession, EmploymentStatus) VALUES(#relFD, #fnFD, #statusFD, #bgFD, #eqFD, #profFD, #esFD)";
string contactDetails = "INSERT INTO ContactDetails(FlatBuildingStreet, Landmark, Area, City, Pincode, State, Country, Mobile, Telephone, Email) VALUES(#fbsCD, #landCD, #areaCD, #cityCD, #pinCD, #stateCD, #countryCD, #mobCD, #telCD, #emailCD)";
try
{
con.Open();
txtMemAmountReceived.Text = txtPDFirstName.Text;
}
catch
{
txtMemAmountReceived.Text = "Sorry";
}

Answer 1

You're heading in the right direction. Here's what you need to do next:
Create an OleDbCommand object
You have a connection, now you need to create and Command object that can store the SQL text and execute commands against the database. Something like this:
OleDbCommand cmd = new OleDbCommand(personalDetails, con);
Open, execute, close
Then, inside your try block, you want to open the connection, execute the query, and close the connection:
cmd.Connection.Open();
cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
cmd.Connection.Close();
Rinse and repeat
You can take it from there as far as executing all three queries. You just need to update the cmd.CommandText property with the text for the other queries you want to execute, and call ExecuteNonQuery again.

Answer 2

you could possibly concatenate all of your query strings into one separated by semicolons(;) So the one large string would be sent to the server and each query would be processed and you would then only have to make one connection to the database.
string myQuery = personalDetails+ "; " + familyDetails + "; " + contactDetails
However i would just make 3 separate connections just so it will be easier to manage all of your parameters. If you ever have to go back and change the query or a parameter it will be a mess.