If you're new to Drupal, you might want to let Drupal handle not just the CRUD, but the actual database layout as well.

Go to structure->content types, create a new content type and go to 'manage field'. This is where you create the schematics of your information. Once you've populated this content type with fields a default drupal install will let you easily create, read, update, and delete the content you create using it.

If you are working in a premade non drupal database you'll either need to convert the data to drupal's tables, or you'll need to write a custom module and make all of the CRUD scaffolding yourself (effectively bypassing anything useful about Drupal)

Hope it helps, Patrick

On Thu, Feb 7, 2013 at 1:37 PM, Román roman@mailoo.org wrote:

Hello everybody,

I am beginner with Drupal and I would like to create a simple CRUD (Create Read Update Delete) application. What is the easiest way to do that? I have database with several tables and I like to create some forms to create, read, update and delete from there.

In the other side, I have installed Form Build CRUD and so on but I do not know how this module is use.

Thank and sorry for my easy question.

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