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Table1:
Fname varchar(50)
lname varchar(50)
ssn varchar(50)
dob varchar(50)

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5 <td align="right">
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25 <td align="right">
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28 <asp:TextBox ID="TbZipCode" MaxLength="15" Width="75px" runat="server"></asp:TextBox>
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32 <tr>
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38 <tr>
39 <td align="right">
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42 <asp:TextBox ID="TbTaxes" runat="server" MaxLength="30" Width="125px"></asp:TextBox></td>
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47 <td align="left">
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51 <td align="right">
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53 <td align="left">
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58 School District:</td>
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169
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179 <asp:ControlParameter Name="ZipCode" Type="String"
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193 <asp:ControlParameter Name="Bathrooms" Type="String"
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195 <asp:ControlParameter Name="LivingSpace" Type="String"
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205 <asp:ControlParameter Name="Heating" Type="String"
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210 <asp:ControlParameter Name="FileUpload1" Type="String"
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214 <asp:ControlParameter Name="FileUpload3" Type="String"
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217
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26
27
28
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