DataSource Controls :: Getting The Row Counts Of A Table In The Database In VB?
Jul 8, 2010
how do I get the Row count from a table CustomerDatabaseTables in the Database.What I want to do is if the Row Count is greater than 5 then I want to disable a buttonCREATE NEW USER. But I am not able to figure out a way for doing it.Can anyone post the code for the same in VB.
I have a transaction that has 5 update statements.I am checking that the data is the same as it was when i selected it before i change it, as this will be from a web app that many people could update.
I want to check that the rowcount is 1 everytime i make an update, if it is one then I want to move on, if not I want to rollback and return.
Here is what I have, only it it rolling back on the first attempt everytime.
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I am not sure if rowcount is available yet, if not what do I need to use to find out if anyrows are being updated before moving on?
I have a table in my aspnet database. I added a bottom row "Not Selected", if the user doesn't select from a databound drop down list. This row is at the bottom, because I just added it to the table data. Is there any way to move this one row to the top of the table manually? There is not "cut" and "paste" when I select the whole row.
I need to somehow test if a table exists in a database. If it does not then I need to create the table. How can I test for existence of a table using SQL? It seems like some type of SQL logic is needed?
I need to select a field value from a database table. If the value read is '1' then I need a 'Y' to display as output in the select statement. I haven't figured out how to do this yet and queries I tried that did not work.
select IsIata from Table_1 CASE WHEN (IsIata = '1') THEN 'Y' select IsIata CASE WHEN (IsIata = '1') THEN 'Y' from Table_1
I get an error when I try to update a row in an SQL database table with a string of fewer characters than were previously stored. I attempted to correct this problem by using the "PadRight" function in my C# webpage event handler to fill in the remaining characters with spaces, but I don't seem to be able to make that work. So, what do I do when I want to store fewer characters in a table row that has more characters previously stored in it?
I have this image upload code...that works....but I need a code to get the Id of the image that i just uploaded..
Protected Sub ImageButton_AddImage_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Web.UI.ImageClickEventArgs) Handles ImageButton_AddImage.Click Dim IntLength As Integer Dim ArrContent As Byte()
where can i find the tableadapeter to add data to my database table? and is that the best way or there a easier way... i have a csv file that i would like to add to my data table but i don't know how?
I am trying to store data from an XML file to a table in my database, but I keep getting the same error.
This is my code from the cs file:
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And this is my error:
Violation of PRIMARY KEY constraint 'PK_Areas'. Cannot insert duplicate key in object 'dbo.Areas'.
The statement has been terminated.
In my XML file I have both existing rows and new rows for the database table. I'm guessing I have to do something to sort out the the rows that are not already in the database, but so far I have been unsuccessful to figure this out.
My code is not updating the sql database. I am definately passing the correct information in to this function, and it runs without errors. If I exec the procedure with the passed in data, it works great. Can someone tell me what is missing?
I'm creating a website and currently making tests for registration. I've manage to create a registration form in the web site and save what the user inputs in the textboxes into a sql server 2008 database.
One of the fields is Password. What I want know is how do you save the password into the database but the database stores it encrypted. That way I'm just able to see the password encrypted. Then when I make a log-in form how to validate the password input by the user with the encrypted one and give a succesful login.
I have no trouble connecting to a SQL server with code in my web config file for user registeration. But I am having trouble telling it to go to a particular table.
I wanted to know if it is possible to dynamically add columns to a table in the Database?I know how to create a table dynamically in the DB the code for it is given below, howver I do not know, how do I add columns to it dynamically.
Dim NewTable As String = "CREATE TABLE Dynamic " + " (" + " job_id smallint" + " IDENTITY(1,1)" +[CODE].....
I've have to delete multiple rows from database in a table . Which is the best way to delete data to optimize performance of sql server as well as asp.net.
<asp:sqldatasource id="SqlDataSourceX" runat="server" connectionstring="<%$ ConnectionStrings:MyConn%>" providername="System.Data.SqlClient" selectcommand="SELECT ItemNum, MIN(DateAdded) as [DateAdded] FROM Items WITH (NOLOCK) WHERE [DateAdded] between @DateFrom AND @DateTo
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When I call select in codebehind, after 30sec it throws timeout expired SqlException:
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again , this select took up to 3 sec to be executed. In application I tried to use SqlConnection and SqlTableAdapter instead of SqlDataSource, with the same query, and again it took up to 3 sec.
If I choose tighter interval (e.g '2011-01-20 00:00:00' - '2011-01-21 00:00:00') , there is no timeout exception, so I know that sqldatasource select is executed correctly. So the conclusion is that sql server is not using index while executing query sent from sqldatasource, but is using index whenever else. I have also checked the index statistics on sql server and it is like that. In profiler i can see slight difference between this two cases. As for SqlDataSource, in events table, in first column "EventClass" after 30 sec, there is this: "RPC:Completed" and application throws timeout. If i use SqlConnection and SqlTableAdapter then at the same place there is this: "SQL:BatchStarting" and "SQL:BatchCompleted" and application does not throws timeout(the index has been used).
what is so special on SqlDataSource connection, that Sql Server performs differently compared to other types of connections?
On UI Ajax calendar control is used to allow the user Expiry Date as shown below. As this is one of the controls in search, when the Search button is pressed using SQL statement (copied below) data is retrieved from ExpiryDate column of the table. The table creator declared the column type as string and the dates are saved as single digits(Example: 2/2/10 sometimes and sometime as double digits (Example: 02/02/10) I like to know the best practice in retrieving both type of strings from database table. Calendar control
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SQL(part of stored proc)
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with in button click event stored procedure is called to return search results.