To Update rows in Table in OA Framework

Hi All,
I have one requirement to update the table.
For the first time when User opens the form, nothing is stored in database for the user id.
He opens the form and enter 5 rows and click on save button.So 5 rows get inserted in database. Each record is having unique key which is also the primary key.
Now user relogin, this time initially inserted 5 records should be displayed and editable by user. Also he should be able to insert new row with unique key.
After editing, when he again clicks on "Save" button, edted record should get saved in table with same unique key.
How to achieve this.
I am able to insert rows in table for the first time. I am not getting how rows will get updated with same unique row. And at the same user should be able to add new row also.
As for unique row, I am using a sequence which is autoincremented for each row insertion..
Please can anyone help me in this regard
Thanks in Advance

Hi Tapashray,
Thanks for help..
My requirement is same as what you said...
Lets say I have one table with column as Emp_id, emp_name,address, phone_no.
Emp_id is sequence which is auto incremented each time a row is added in table.
Other fields are user enterable.
Say for ex Manager logs in and create 4 employees for which emp_id auto generated as 1,2,3,4.
He has entered other details through screen. When he clicks on "Save" buton, all details get saved in database.
Now when he logs in again, he should be able to see all details of 4 employees and details should be editable.
Now suppose he change the emp_name column of first employee with emp_id =1 and clicks on "Save" button, then a row in database should get update with same emp_id =1.
Also on the screen, he should be able to create new employees with new and next emp_id.
Hope you got my requirment.

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