The drop down list is used to determine what search criteria will be used to find an invoice. I tried to set the Select method in the switch statement. I don't understand how to set the Select Method and the select parameters programmatically though . I tried a few different ways but can't make the compiler happy. My ODS is in scope in the code behind. I'm not able to access it's properties though. The BAL resides in a separate project that is a ClassLibrary. I also have a using statement for the ClassLibrary project in the code behind.
I will declarate a attribute, but it gives me an error
This query works fine and returns 1 record from type int:
SELECT TOP 1 DataObjectVersionID FROM tblDataObjectVersionPropertyValueText WHERE PropValue like CAST('00010281' AS ntext) ORDER BY DataObjectVersionID DESC
And when I will declarate a attribute/parameter it gives me an error:
DECLARE @dataObjectVersionId INT SET @dataObjectVersionId = SELECT TOP 1 DataObjectVersionID FROM tblDataObjectVersionPropertyValueText WHERE PropValue like CAST('00010281' AS ntext) ORDER BY DataObjectVersionID DESC
Error message:
Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Line 2 Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'SELECT'.
I have a table with number fields, one of which is location. What I want is a select command which put all records for the selected location first then adds all the others on the end in what ever order they occur.
in DataBase Attendancedate is save in this format 4/5/2010 4:16:28 PM ..i want to query like this select * from EmployeeAttendance where Attendancedate='4/5/2010' but this giv error
How would you handle an INSERT that gets some values from another table using SELECT, where you wanted some values to come from the source table record and other values to come from a different parameter source like a session value? Is this possible?
I have a SQL select statement with inner joins to get a total number of records for the statement. I have tried using count with group by's but it just counts one for each record instead of giving me the total number of records for the query. Here is the query:
There may be a lot of data in the Blogs table. What if all I wanted was say BlogID, BlogTitle and BlogAuthor and nothing else, is there a way to do this in an effort to make the sql more efficent?
Along the same lines in my DataContext (.dbml) file I added some associations between some of my tables. This makes coding nice when I do a linq statement that will join those tables automatically for me but my concern is does it do that everytime, thus making all my linq quieries inefficient?
I have a query that looks like this attached to a sqldatasource :
SELECT [fldBaseline] FROM [BI_PATHS_Target_Baseline] WHERE fldBranch = @fldBranch and fldyear=@fldyear and fldcategory = @cat
and i want to make a LABEL to read that fldbaseline value and i tried this :
[Code]....
btw the @fldbranch is pulling from a dropdownlist and so it the @year but the @cat is just defined always as 'LEAN' But im not sure what to put inside the select() part. i know you have to put atasourceselectarguments.empty if no parameters, but what would I do here since their are 3?
My query was SELECT ID FROM TBLCARS WHERE (ID IN (1, 5, 3, 6))
this will usualy produces the result 1,3,5,6 order.But i want the result in the specefied order of ids.ie:1,5,3,6;ie;first get the row with id 1,then with id 5,then id 3,and last 6.
I need to create a SELECT statement for a table that excluded the TOP 10 records.
"SELECT TOP 10 field1,field2,field3 FROM AppData ORDER BY field1 DESC" returns the first 10 records from the table but I need to retrieve only from the 21st record onwards.
I simply don't know how to do it because I'm not that strong with SQL. I searched the forum for some answers but can't find a solution that I can understand.
I have a problem with my SQL statement that only needs to show future dates in the Gridview.I use vb, vs 2005.I want a DateTime Field(TEndDate) to act as a control field in that only future dates (WHERE TEndDate >= Now.Date.Date) should be returned.It asks for my paramaterized value when I'm building the query.I'm unsure about the source I should select for the query.(The options are: None/Control/Cookie/Form/Profile/Querystring/Session)I'm losing my mind with this!Here is my code:
I am reading an integer named "CostIndex" from a database table.I need to cast it to an integer and then pad the result withleading zeroes.So if CostIndex is only one digit then I need to pad it with 3 leading blanks: 0007I know how to find the length, using LEN,but I don't know what to do beyond that? select CAST(CostIndex AS VARCHAR(4)) from TableRoot
Where can I find documentation on the syntax that is expected for LinqDataSource.Select? It seems to be different from what I would do with Linq inline in C# code. For example, concatenateing something in Linq I would normally just do this in the projection:
new { FullName = (person.FirstName + " " + person.LastName ) } However, with a LinqDataSource the only way I've found to do this is like this: new ( String.Concat(person.FirstName, " ", person.LastName) as FullName)
I literally spent hours trying to figure this out, and only succeeded when I found a blog where someone gave this verbatim as an example. So I still don't understand why the syntax is different, the braces versus parens, aliasing, Concat operators. Next time I do this I want a better understanding so I am not playing this guessing game. It's like being handed a compiler, and trying to write a program when you don't know what language the compiler compiles.1. Are there different "flavors" of Linq? Like a VB Linq, and C# Linq?2. If so, is the LinqDataSource using a VB flavor of Linq?3. Really, what is really important to me, where can I find documentation on this particular falvor of Linq that the LinqDataSource expects? The documentation for the LinqDataSource itself gives nothing more than extremely simplistic examples.
How can I select a random row and then update or delete it? I've found how to get a random row, using SELECT TOP 1 column FROM table ORDER BY NEWID() do I have to make another select using this result in order to update the row, or it can be done more efficiently?