C# : Get Column name for an Insert Query from The Selected GridView Row.

Hi Guys, I am trying to insert data in an SQL table by executing an Insert Query.
The problem is that I need to get the column name from a cell in the selected gridview Row.
Here's the snippet:
SqlCommand cmd30 = new SqlCommand("insert into mytable ( '"+GridView7.SelectedRow.Cells[0].Text+"' , r_id) values ('"+ GridView7.SelectedRow.Cells[1].Text +"', '"+TextBox1.Text+"')",con30);
cmd30.ExecuteNonQuery();
**r_id is not a Primary Key.
The Error is get is:
Incorrect syntax near 'r_id'.
Any Help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Shaleen
TheHexLord

Hi TheShaleen,
Like your title mentioned.GridView control is a web class.This forum is to discuss problems of C# development. Your question is not related to the topic of this forum.
You'll need to post it in the dedicated ASP.Net Forum for more efficient responses, where you can contact ASP.NET experts. Thanks for understanding.
Best regards,
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